Brave New World Society

The brave new world book was written by Aldous Huxley where he created and illustrated a fictional world that everyone is cloned, classified since birth into Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon. In Huxely's argument, In that society, humans are genetically reproduced and are conditioned to serve a ruling order. In this society disease, poverty, and suffering has disappeared from Earth. The different types of people of the book have similarities and differences compared to our present society. Our present world is very unstable. We are separated by man-made borders and creed. Imagine a world in which there is unity, stability, and identity, these are the principles on which the society is represented in Brave New World. In the New World, Humans are conditioned to work a certain job that they were made for, it's like they made for a purpose to achieve. In the New World there is a caste system of five types of …show more content…
They have free will to go to their job of their choice, where they interact with the people they choose to have as friends or co-workers. That's why the new world society is very different from ours. People in the new world live their lives everyday like us, but they are told what to do like for example if they are alpha that means that they are the smart ones, they get control, but an epsilon would be working as a garbage collector because they aren't highly intellectual, they are unlike our society today, they are put into a certain caste where they belong, and that's what they are here for, They are all basically clones whom their destiny have been chosen by a men and women in a lab. They walk around with their peers of the same caste knowing how much freedom each individual have in the new world. Their lack of free will is not the only difference between our present world and the brave new world, it's that each world interacts with different influences and each world deals with different