 Another interpretation is that individualism, the "freedom to "live" and "be"," is curbed by "social mechanisms" telling citizens to have a good life for only a limited time.Logan, originally part of an "artificial society" centred on "pleasure and spectacle," becomes "re-individualised" and defies a "conformist system".Despite the reflections of the 1970s, Donovan argues the film may also have relevance to the Internet age, with elements evocative of online dating.