Mistakes In Brave New World

The argument that Thomas generates in the passage is that humans are genetically crafted to make mistakes in their lives. These mistakes are not important, but what can be done after the mistakes have been found and how it can be improved is. He supports his argument with a scenario of how a corporation or government must work like a computer in order to function properly, but there is always a flaw in the system like “a wrong buffer” or “a decimal misplaced in reading counts”. These mistakes opens a path for correction and new ideas. Mistakes are an essential element in any human’s life for it to function at its entirety. Diseases have and will continue to be a quotidian dilemma that humans have adapted to handle over time. A disease must spread and develop before a cure can be made. This blemish of mankind is a boon that has continued to keep humanity motivated to accomplish the unthinkable. The flu was able to raze the population of a town in only a couple of weeks, but today the flu is rarely seen as an issue. This is because people have studied the disease …show more content…
The rules and regulations of the new world are what allowed the new world to flourish the way that it did. The three rules of Community, Identity, and Stability were crafted through trial and error over the years. The actions of an ancient civilization were viewed by the overseers of the new world, and their mistaken were recorded and improved so that the same mistakes would not be made. One example is how nature was a distraction of the ancient civilization that arose questions of how the world worked and why. To prevent this from happening, newborns are conditions to hate nature through electric shock when confronted with a symbol of nature such as a plant. Without the mistakes made by the ancient civilization, the new would not have been able to make improvements on them and excel the way that they