Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World attempts to satirize aspects of society by showing a possible future world. Some of the aspects Huxley touches are a desire to create a perfect society, conditioning, and standardization. These were a problem in the 1930s, when Huxley wrote the book, and are still problems today. These problems have stayed or have become more serious as the world has progressed, as Huxley imagined. Standardization is a substantial issue in schools of a vast majority of the world. Common core states that must know common core standards and that “unexplored intellectuall terrain” , will go in unpredictable directions (Strauss, Washington Post). If children are all tought the same standards, than they are all going to know
