451 Fahrenheit: a novel (in Kazakh language)

Are you a skeptic and a realist? Are you sure that everything in the world has a rational explanation? Don't rush to answer affirmatively if you haven't read Ray Bradbury's novel '451 Fahrenheit' yet.
Every page of this book will make you ask again and again: is this really a dystopia, fiction, a product of the author's imagination? Miniature headphones, cars flying at insane speeds, meaningless reality shows, intrusive advertising, work to exhaustion, handfuls of antidepressants... Everyday details of the modern world were described seven decades ago with such accuracy that you will involuntarily believe in the existence of a time machine and start looking for a turn signal in every line that will help you break free from the insane routine. And there will be a new world, and a new life, and new books will be placed on library shelves, and old words will acquire new meaning.
And yet - how did Bradbury know?