The Corruption Of Technology In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World

“The times have changed” they say, but what's so different in our society to the past. I see nothing but repetition. Just phone's changing shapes, teens still rebelling, the poor still being poor, corruption among our government and the list goes on. Aldous Huxley the writer of the novel Brave New World the person in my opinion came up the whole idea times are changing. Incidentally if you look at our society to Brave New World we are all but the same in some way. I'm convinced that the purpose of Huxley's novel was to warn society about the corruption of new technology. Brave New World was written in 1932 after World War 1 when the world was becoming political and turned around into industrial society or to Huxley would say the pre-modern era. The world state of Brave New World was presented as a “utopian society” basically what a perfect world would look like. But to every perfect presentation there's a …show more content…
Constantly Huxley repeatedly exercise how technology can ruin our society. The theme of the novel Brave New World was how easy humans can lose sense of humanity through trail of technology. Technology has become so reliable to our society that the use of books have become useless. We don't realize what kind of effect technology has in our society or the control the government has planted. Furthermore if you look at education system it has change to keep up with the growth of technology. People look at technology as a source of answers for example instead of going to a doctor we self diagnose ourselves with answers we find on the web. The use of magazines, news papers, credit cards and cash are becoming the old. Because now you can read latest report just on the touch of your phone and holding on to cash and credit cards can be no more cause now just on tap of a bottom you can pay off your phone. Just like Brave New World we look at technology as a