People can get married to whoever they want, they can have kids and start a family whenever they choose, and they can practice any religion they believe in. It really is an individualistic society. From a young age, children are sent to school and taught math, science, and the history of the world. These children are then encouraged to go to college and decide what career they would like to work in. These methods are what we do to create our own “stability” in society. In the eastern hemisphere some societies practice Communism. They are told what to do by the government and are not allowed to rebel against it. For them that is what makes their society …show more content…
It becomes a free thinking and individualistic society vs. a non-individualistic society. The society Huxley is presenting in this novel actually is quite similar to today’s society in several ways. Modern government does not supply drugs like “soma” to people, but they do supply anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medications which provide the same results. Genetic engineering is used in modern society. The novel uses genetic engineering to make their people. Modern society uses it with animals and plants. Births are mostly natural in modern society, but there are a few cases when it is not. Infertile couples and even single people can go through a process to have a baby that is different than the natural way. Believe it or not, our feelings are controlled a little bit. People are always on their phones and on the internet. People do not always sort out what may be true from what is false information. Conformity is the biggest similarity between the two societies. In Brave New World the characters are constantly trying to conform to the government and those around them. In our society people are constantly trying to keep up with trends such as fashion, music, or eating habits. In both, people are concerned about what society wants them to