This can be seen has an advantage of government given that drugs can alter your mind into, for many, another universe that is so far away from the truth that people become oblivious to every aspect of reality and also what is right and wrong. For example, "I don 't understand anything," she said with decision, determined to preserve her incomprehension intact. "Nothing. Least of all," she continued in another tone "why you don 't take soma when you have these dreadful ideas of yours. You 'd forget all about them. And instead of feeling miserable, you 'd be jolly. So jolly," (Lenina 92). In this text, Bernard was trying to express to Lenina feelings of wanting to be independent and free from always being a part of something else, which in their society this ideal of “Everyone belonging to everyone else” is very difficult to escape. However, Lenina’s reaction to this is quite uneasy and instead of providing the understanding that he needs, she suggests that he take a drug called soma in order to forget about, in her opinion “these dreadful ideas” of his and transfer mentally into a beautiful soma holiday where everything is perfect and all the political and sociological problems going on in the world are completely invisible to their eyes. In fact, the World State has conditioned them to be entirely dependent on soma in order to maintain happy and enjoyable lives. However, this is unnatural because emotions such as being happy and joyful all the time are not going to be consistent in life. Their a state of mind in which is only felt at a particular time. A little stability is good, but trying to stabilize everything in the world will only oppress people from feeling and discovering all that the world has to offer. For Instance, “But’s it’s terrible,” Lenina whispered. “It’s awful. We ought
This can be seen has an advantage of government given that drugs can alter your mind into, for many, another universe that is so far away from the truth that people become oblivious to every aspect of reality and also what is right and wrong. For example, "I don 't understand anything," she said with decision, determined to preserve her incomprehension intact. "Nothing. Least of all," she continued in another tone "why you don 't take soma when you have these dreadful ideas of yours. You 'd forget all about them. And instead of feeling miserable, you 'd be jolly. So jolly," (Lenina 92). In this text, Bernard was trying to express to Lenina feelings of wanting to be independent and free from always being a part of something else, which in their society this ideal of “Everyone belonging to everyone else” is very difficult to escape. However, Lenina’s reaction to this is quite uneasy and instead of providing the understanding that he needs, she suggests that he take a drug called soma in order to forget about, in her opinion “these dreadful ideas” of his and transfer mentally into a beautiful soma holiday where everything is perfect and all the political and sociological problems going on in the world are completely invisible to their eyes. In fact, the World State has conditioned them to be entirely dependent on soma in order to maintain happy and enjoyable lives. However, this is unnatural because emotions such as being happy and joyful all the time are not going to be consistent in life. Their a state of mind in which is only felt at a particular time. A little stability is good, but trying to stabilize everything in the world will only oppress people from feeling and discovering all that the world has to offer. For Instance, “But’s it’s terrible,” Lenina whispered. “It’s awful. We ought