Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" is one of many dystopian futures that have been created and explored by fans who love the book. As in any book of this genre for instance: "Uglies", “Fahrenheit 451” and "The Giver ", those who do not conform to society would be disposed of. Not even the children are safe from the hold on society in this book as they are genetically altered to serve the ruling order. However, the population has been heavily influenced into believing that the segregation, caste, faction, or any other means of keeping the population under control is a good and morally acceptable process for their “utopia”.
In every society, outliers also known as people notice immoral actions through external sources or by their own deductions. As a result of their discovery, they begin to realize that their utopia is actually a dystopia and try to change their world by enlightening people or running away and finding others like them.
In every society, outliers also known as people notice immoral actions through external sources or by their own deductions. As a result of their discovery, they begin to realize that their utopia is actually a dystopia and try to change their world by enlightening people or running away and finding others like them.
In order to have a utopian society, something must be given in return. Something must have control over humanity itself. As humans, we all desire the ability to choose and live our life how we wish it, but that does not mean that our decisions are always right: it could sometimes be unquestionably devious. A utopia is a perfect future with no complications whatsoever. Humans are not perfect and in order to have this “utopia”, people might have to do things that would be considered immoral in today’s time and society would be a dystopia in disguise.
-Mycah Reece
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