Dehumanization In Brave New World By Aldous Oxley

Aldous Hexley is saying that if modern society continues down the path it is currently going, the political standings, and the way people think could completely change the potential future in a way that we have no say for ourselves and are restricted in most every way that makes us human. In the distant future, government allotted drug use, public sex acts, and growing babies, the world has become the happiest it ever has been. Despite all the precautions taken by The Directors of hatcheries around the world, there are still tiny miscalculations or tiny spectacles of luck or misfortune within the hatcheries. These tend to be the only faults of the wonderful world created by science and miracles of humanity. The world has changed quite drastically from when humans would breed personally usually yielding 1-2 babies per batch. With the modern sciences of man, they can now create up to 200 babies at a time, and about 76 babies per child-bearing organ. And with how they can create different classes so that there is no confusion later in life leading to a fully happy, self-fulfilling life instead of the old mid-life crisis. With everyone doing as they were born to do, no one feels …show more content…
“...People used to reproduce only 1-2 children…. It was a horrible time indeed…” (p.36). The lower classes aren’t even treated like people, having been stunted so much that they cringe and scream at the sight of anything with sentimental value such as art or literature as they have been degraded to such a level that they won’t ever need to have such comfort as reading or appreciating art as those of a higher class will at some point in their