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When forced and overused

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The hive of industry

Progress is happiness

Everything in ordered motion

Progress is happiness

By scores at a time

Progress is happiness

Making ninety-six human beings grow where only one grew before

Progress is happiness

Millions of identical twins

Progress is happiness

After all, everyone works for everyone else

The hive hums on

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Soma, soma, soma

Oo-oh

Little pill-boxes of soma

What more can they ask for?

Deprivation of soma-appalling thought

Why there's always soma to give you a holiday from the facts

Always soma granting infantile contentment

The nauseous ugliness of the nightmare

Well, I’d rather be unhappy

Yet lying happiness

But don’t take that horrible stuff

It’s poison, it’s poison

Poison to the soul as well as body

Her smile once infantile

Now

Broken

Clawed

Full of rage

Her hands went to her throat

She could no longer breathe

No more soma, soma, soma

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1. It’s clear that your writing is a warning to our society that technological and scientific advances are capable of controlling and altering the characteristics that ultimately make us human.
2.  Humans are vulnerable and susceptible to the aspects of instant gratification, which allow us to ignore the unpleasant parts of our reality.
3. We must embrace our emotions, and accept how we feel, because that’s an essential part of being who we are
4. The intent of stability, and the way in which the government achieves it, in Brave New World, conveys the threats of the society we're living in today.
5. The heroes in Brave New World were ultimately the ones who questioned everything and lived by their values.

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Don't you want to be free and men?

Don’t you even understand what manhood and freedom are?

I’ll teach you; I’ll make you be free whether you want to or not

He’s mad

They’ll kill him. They’ll . . .

Free, free!

Men at last!

The depressing stars had travelled quite some way across the heavens.

Swallowing half an hour before closing time, that second dose of soma had raised a quite impenetrable wall between the actual universe and their minds.

Bottle of mine, it’s you I've always wanted!

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These themes surrounding Brave New World, written in 1931,  are still talked about today.
Huxley Talks about
Overuse of drugs
Domestic violence and Intimate relationships.
Freedom vs happiness
Technology abd human progression

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soma = cigarettes

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Soma ---> technology, drugs

Preservation of youth ---> modern day beauty product

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Patriarchal
Racist

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1. I’m curious what your inspiration behind the addictive drug soma was, and if you based it off something with the same effects?
2. Or was it merely to show how effortless and unnatural it was to switch off peoples humanity, bringing them closer to their inevitable fate.
3. Did any events from your own life, in the early 1900s, reflect those of the story?
4. out of interest, what did you think would be the biggest threats of the future?