Infant Nurseries Chapter 2 Summary

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Chapter 2
The director takes the students to a section of the factory labeled “Infant Nurseries. Neo-Pavlovian Conditioning Rooms.” They allow the delta children to play for a bit and then they electrocute them for some horrible reason
The director explains that this is just another way that they condition the certain castes to be exactly how they want them to be.
Essentially, by making them like flowers they will spend money on transportation to get to the country to be with the flowers, i think? But then they wouldn't consume anything else but transportation
So, they actually condition them to not like the country but to like all these sports that cost a lot of money so that they have to but all of the uitment and stimulate other aspects

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