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In the World State, people are still being recorded for shows like our world. They have advance and industrialism by being able to capture and film someone without them knowing and then releasing it the public. The quote "Tweleve days later The Savage of Surry had been released and could be seen, heard and felt in every first-class feely-palace in Western Europe" (pg. 254) shows that John was being recorded without him knowing and now there is a show about him that is released to the public.

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Soma is this world is such a big influence on everyone. So much that people start to rely on it and making it into an unhealthy obsession. The quote "why don't you take soma?"(pg. 251) shows that people take it and rely on it too much in this world. Every single day people take soma to get away with problems or to satisfy their needs but  it's more of control as it was introduced by the government.

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Industrialism and the advancement of technology can produce products that, although synthetic and distasteful to those who only want to take natural products, fulfill he same purpose, if not a bit better. As John was picking up supplies before leaving London, it is said that, "when it came to pan-glandular biscuits and vitamized beef surrogate, he had not been able to resist the shopman's persuasion" (pg. 246). John does not believe such in the ways of the civilization of the World State, yet gives into the temptation of synthetic foods.

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In this chapter, John is the main subject. He's beginning to act in an outdated manner. If you think about it, he was more likely under the influence of the tribe or religion he was affiliated with than the World State. Everyone is like that. The quote "Now I am purified, said the savage, I drank some mustard and warm water" (pg. 242). Shows that he isn't like everyone else in the World State and is just trying to fit in.

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This chapter was talking about given up religion. The quote "our civilization has chosen machinery and medicine and happiness" (pg.234) Control takes over in this quote because they put away the book somewhere that people can't access them so that they will not be able to learn about religion or anything like it.

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John and Mustapha were arguing, there were lots of things they said to each other. The quote "But industrial civilization is only possible when there's no self-denial, self-indulgence up to the very limits imposed by hygiene and economics" (pg. 237). Mustapha explains that the wheels of the World State upkeeps will not move if they were to be imposed.

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In chapter 17, Mond and John continues there religious and philosophical argument. Mond argues that there is no need for religions when their are no losses. Whereas John wants a God, but Mond says that believing in a God will lead to unhappiness. In this World State society, religion has been "expunged" or erased whereas in our world, any religion can be practiced and followed.

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We are able to see how different this world is to our world. They are able to do things that we can't they are in the future and we are in the past. The quote "is modelled on the iceberg-eight ninths below the water line. one-ninth above" (pg.223), shows that they are able to model things on icebergs compared to us, we aren't able to do that or only model things on a blueprint.

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In chapter 16, we are able to see the control of soma that is used againtst people. The quote "And if anything should go wrong, there's soma" (pg. 220), shows that soma is something people use for if anything is wrong or doesn't go the right way they want it to. It is used as a way oh escaping reality and controlling their life so they can feel better or don't feel anything anymore.

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In this chapter, John try to persuade the Deltas not to consume soma because it's not healthy for them and it doesn't help them at all. John also want to free them from the world State. However, Deltas didn't realize that they were being slaved for their whole life because they were born to be dumb. That's why soma is the only thing that can keep them happy. 

" The policemen pushed him out of the way and got on with their work. Three men with spraying machines buckled to their shoulders pumped thick clouds of soma vapour into the air. Two more were busy round the portable Synthetic Music Box." (pg. 214)

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In Chapter 14, Linda is dying and john is lying down with her.  "She tried to cry out--but no sound came; only the terror of her staring eyes revealed what she was suffering. Her hands went to her throat, then clawed at the air--the air she could no longer breathe, the air that, for her, had ceased to exist." (p. 205). It is very sad because the children are there and will probably be traumatized.

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In chapter 13 we learned that linena doesn't know what real love is. John tried to express his love to her but linena takes it the wrong way and tried to seduce him. ”At Malpais,” the Savage was incoherently mumbling, “you had to bring her the skin of a mountain lion–I mean, when you wanted to marry some one. Or else a wolf.”

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In chapter 12 we get more into depth on soma. "Punctured, utterly deflated, he dropped into a chair and, covering his face with his hands, began to weep. A few minutes later, however, he thought better of it and took four tablets of some." (p. 176). We see that soma is used to get rid of any pain.

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In chapter 11 part 2 John is having confusion about how to deal with women because of his simultaneous desire and guilt meaning that Lenina also must deal with unfulfilled desire and sexual confusion. "They get it after their work's over. Four half-gramme tablets. (page 164)

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In this chapter, we see that the society is going to hand out soma which is used for control in this book. The quote "Soma distribution! shouted a loud voice, in good order, please hurry. Hurry up there" (pg. 209), states that people are going around passing out soma for everyone to use. Soma is part of control in this soiciety and it isn't a good thing.

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In this chapter we see a Synthetic Music Box. Showing that they still using a music box even in this world where everything is advanced just like us. The quote "Suddenly, from out of the Synthetic Music Box a Voice began to speak" (pg;. 214), shows that the music box is used for spreading a message.

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We know that in the World State, they have developed and advance a lot in their technology. From the quote "Television was left on, a running tap, from morning till night" (pg.198), we are able to see that even if they have all the advancement and improvements, they still have things that we have like televisions where they can use it as entertainment just like we do.

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In chapter 14, John is shown sitting with Linda as she lies dying. Kids rush into the room, and something interesting happens. The quote "Disgraceful? Bu what do you mean? They're being death conditioned" (pg. 203). Although it may sound like a pretty harsh approach, it is one way to help children grow up not worrying about death. This kind of time investment guarantees complete control over how the upcoming generation will be created.

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In this chapter, we see that emotions are practically nonexistent in the World State, even when there are certain scenarios, there are multiple ways to stop it. When Lenina was talking about how she was in love with John, Henry suggested being in love with John, Henry said "perhaps you need a pregnancy substitute... or else an extra-strong V.P.S treatment" (pg. 187). There are no more of the traditional methods of calming down emotions that overwhelms people, rather they resort to treatments.

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In chapter 13 we see that Lenina is simply bewildered when John tries to explain to her how he is trying to express his love for her, so she turns to approaching him for sex. This upsets him, and he starts calling her a "whore," and things only go worse from there. The quote "But when she unbuckled her white patent cartridge belt and hung it carefully over the back of a chair, he began to suspect that he had mistaken" (pg. 192). Even after all the explaining John had to do, Lenina was lost as the control from the World State has had such a big impact on her that she truly doesn't know what real love is.

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This chapter we get to a paper that is being read and see if it would be published. The quote "The author will be kept under supervision" shows that the author is being kept under supervision which would result from them not wanting to release secret information to the public or to keep them under supervision for other government uses. As he knows things that maybe lots of people don't know.

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In this chapter get to see that soma is being taken again to get rid of pain or a certain feeling. The quote "He was ashamed of his jealousy and alternately made efforts of will and took soma to keep himself from feeling it" (pg.182) shows how much of an impact that soma has on citizens day to day life as it can be used for controlling people and how everyone is using it.

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In part 2, helicopters are very coming as we continue reading the book. The quote "Three weeks in a helicopter" (pg.167) shows that helicopters are practically cars for their world as everyone has one and you can even live in it. Like cars, everyone has one and we can live in it like a mobile home as the quote is stating they lived int in it for 3 weeks.

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In this part, we get to see that everyone has a certain amount of soma ration that keeps them controlled throughout their life. The quote "The day's soma ration" (pg. 164) states that everyone has a certain amount of soma. The amount of soma is used to controlled people's lives as it changes how they act and everyone relies on it.

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In chapter 11 part one, its explains how Soma is how they get the society in controls. "Soma may make you lose a few years in time, Page 154). People lose their memories or time in other words. They don't really get to enjoy or feel certain things. It all relates back to soma which is like a drug.

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With Bernard's refusal to take soma in chapter 11, it means that he isn't purchasing any soma for him to consume. The quote "Refuses to take soma, and seems much distressed because of the women Linda" (pg. 160) shows that he doesn't want to take any more soma that the society is putting on the people so that means that he isn't giving money to the government anymore as he is no longer buying any soma.

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In chapter 11 we see that it shows how soma is taking over the World State. Used as something to control the society, in the quote "The return to civilization was for her the return to soma was the possibility of lying in bed and taking holiday after holiday, without even having to come back to a headache or a fit of vomiting without ever being made to feel as you always felt after peyotl, as though you'd done something so shamefully anti-social that you could never hold up your head again" (pg. 154). We are able to see how important soma is in this world of controlling people in the society and to make it feel like soma is necessary.

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In this chapter, we are able to see the advancement and industrialism of how society has changed over the years. The quote "Bernard had entered the room and was advancing between the rows of fertilizers toward them" (pg. 148) shows that the fertilization in the rows was how they made babies. That is what they used now and not from doing the deed.

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In this chapter 10, we are able to see Bernard get talked about. The quote "By his heretical views on sport and soma, by the scandalous unorthodoxy of his sexlife, by his refusal to obey the teachings of teachings of our Ford and behave out of office hours" (pg. 149) shows that Bernard is someone who is being controlled about the things in the society and now he is someone who doesn't want to obey orders.

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Significant progress has been made in personal transportation, allowing people to acquire their own flying vehicles without the cost being a limiting factor. The quote "Bernard as he climbed out of the helicopter" (pg. 145) shows that there are people in the world who do have their own flight transportation but tend to be only rich.

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For this chapter we see there is a random green suit case. The quote "The first thing he saw was a green suit-case" (pg. 142), states that its the first thing that he saw. When you opened the suit case, it is actually a machine that is able to carry and give things to you, similar to a dispenser but in a suit case. It crazy how the technology has advance like making a suit case into technology instead of it just being something you carry.

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In this chapter get to see Linda and her child John live in the "Savage Reservation" because Linda is now stuck there after she had John. Mitsima said "Now I may teach you to work the clay" (pg. 134) as he is now fifteen and should learn. It shows that how industrialism has taken over in the World State has they have technology for everything but in these the Savage Reservation they have to do it by hand.

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In this chapter, we dive into Linda and John's life. When it came time to teach John how to read, she took out a book to help them practice reading. It was the only book she had and Linda said "If only you could see the lovely reading machines we used to have in London!" (pg. 129). It shows that the technology that the World State has, they have developed a lot of technology for any situation that they need like reading or transporting.

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In chapter 8 we learn about John and Linda's life. Linda was an alcoholic and would drink to ease her pain. Today having an alcoholic parent or guardian is hard because they are not even a parent. Meaning that they aren't present or don't even take care of you. John experienced this. "Or else she drank the stuff that Pope brought and laughed a great deal and went to sleep. Sometimes she was sick. Often forgot to wash him, and there was nothing to eat except tortillas", (page 127).

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In chapter 7 we get to see them experience the Savage Reservation. The quote "bright blankets and featherless in black hair, and the glint of turquoise, and dark skins shining with heat" (pg. 112), shows that industrialization and that a lot has changed. The way they dress is different from how it is in the World State and aging as people stay young but die younger.

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In Chapter 7 we start to dive into their experiences at the Savage Reservation which the past people called Indians or known as Native Americas. Their technology and advancements weren't the same & they weren't becoming controlled by anything compared to the World State. Lenina said "Oh, I wish I had my soma" (pg. 116), showing that they are controlled by their government to be addicted to soma compared to the past, they were able to live free and not be controlled.

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In this particular section of the chapter, the various destinations designated for the citizens of the World State are characterized by the presence of sensory-enhancing materials. When Bernard and Lenina reach their hotel in Santa Fe, they immediately notice that each bedroom is adorned with items that cater to all five human senses, as depicted in the following quote "Liquid air, television, vibro-vacuum massage, radio, boiling caffeine solution, hot contraceptives, and eight different kinds of scent" (pg. 100). In contrast to Lenina's previous depiction of the North Pole, this hotel offers an extravagant experience for members of the World State, catering to their desire for sensory stimulation and overwhelming the mind.

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Part 3 of Chapter 6 unveils a distressing incident involving Bernard during his time in the Savage Reservation. Filled with anxiety, he realizes the Director intends to replace him and ship him to Iceland. Bernard's exclamation, "He dropped heavily into a chair, I'm going to be sent to Iceland" (pg. 103), signifies his impending departure. Seeking solace, he resorts to soma, only to find himself entangled in the clutches of a controlling society.

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In chapter 7 they are at the Savage Reservation. Basically the people from the past called Native Americans that. They weren't being controlled by anything compare to their world or known as "world state". They were able to live free which is basalt the opposite of world state. They are being controlled 24/7. "Oh, I wish I had my soma", (116).

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In chapter 6 Bernard finds a feelings of importance. The threats that Bernard gets doesn't faze him meaning that it doesn't affect him. It makes him feel a type of importance like a new power feeling. "He hated these things-- just because he liked Bernard. The seconds passed. Helmholtz continued to stare at the floor. And suddenly Bernard blushed and turned away " (page 99).

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In parts 1 and 2 of chapter 6, we see another way they can consume soma, it's by eating icecream sundae. The quote. "and in spite of his misery absolutely refused to take the half-gramme raspberry sundae which she pressed upon him" (pg. 89) shows that they are spending money of sundaes that have soma in it to make them feel better.

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In Chapter 6, parts 1 and 2, we get to take another look at the new technology in this world. The quote "and stepping hard on the accelerator, he started his propeller" (pg. 92) shows that the "car" in their world is a flying vehicle and more like a helicopter than a car compared to us. It's cool to see what technology they have in this world as in the story, this book takes place in the future and I'm excited to see what the future holds for us.

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In chapter they went to church and treated soma like the blood of Christ or Ford in their case. "I drink to the imminence of His Coming" (Page 82). By drinking the soma it attracts Ford.

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In part we, we get to witness what Bernard is doing throughout the day. The quote "After an early dinner at the Aphroditaeum he took leave of his friend and, hailing a taxi on the roof, told the man to fly to the Fordson Community Singery" (pg. 78) shows that he is spending money on food and taxi to go where I needs to go. This is consumption because he is spending his money on something and in this instant he is spending money on dinner and a taxi.

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In part 2, we found out that soma is being created into different things. The quote "The loving cup of strawberry ice-cream soma was passe from hand to hand" (pg. 80 - 81) shows that soma has been turned into a drink. In this scene, they treated soma like the blood of christ as they are all drinking it in church.

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In Chapter 5 they went to a show and everyone was keeping busy. Everyone was acting the same. When Lenin arrived they immediately got served soma which basically kept them busy. Everyone is together so no one is alone. Everyone takes drugs t have a good time. Overall the place keeps everyone busy and everyone is doing something but they all feel happy."Yes, everybody's happy now," echoed Lenina. They heard the words repeated a hundred and fifty times every night for twelve years." (75)

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The advancement in technology change the way how people would travel or use transportation. The quote "He put his forward propeller into great and headed the machine towards London" (pg. 75), shows how their daily travel or transportation is flying something compared to us, we have cars which are on the ground and take much longer.

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In this chapter, we learned that their transportation is a machine similar to a helicopter. The quote "Lenina and Henry climbed into their machine and started off" (pg . 72), shows them going into a machine to leave the area and fly home or somewhere else while talking to each other.

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In part 2, we learn about a new machine that has been created by an engineering company. The quote "He opened the door of his lock-up and called to a lounging couple of Delta-Minus attendants to come and push his machine out on to the roof" (pg.64) means industrial and technological developments that have made it possible for items to be produced and consumed on an enormous scale. It represents the world state's fixation with productivity, efficiency, and consumerism, as well as society's value placed on comfort and pleasure.

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Part 2 of chapter 4, we are introduced to another way that the citizens are being controlled. As Mr. Helmholtz Watson said, "If there was some different way of writing... or else something else to write about.." (pg. 69), I think that this quote, in my opinion, best captures the idea of social control in that civilization. Helmholtz is fully capable of writing about anything new, but society forbids him from doing so.

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It talks about Bernard and his friend. How their friendship came to be. Bernard is now realizing that if someone acts differently or if he acts differently then they can be in trouble. Bernard wants more than what they offer him. "I feel I could do something much more important. Yes and more intense, more violent. But what? What is there more important to say?" (70). They are feeling something like an urge. They can't express feelings so it is something different which they have to be careful about because they could get in trouble.

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We are introduced to a new innovation like chapter 3. The quote "He put away the soma bottle and taking out a packet of sex-hormone chewing-gum, stuffed a plug into his cheek and walked slowly away" (pg.60) shows the amount of control that has taken over everyone's lives.

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In this chapter, the people in this world aren't doing anything but having fun. There are people playing tennis and some playing golf. The quote "Then minutes late they were at Stoke Poges and had started their first round of Obstacle Golf" (pg. 63) is consumption as they need to spend money on their equipment and other stuff to play.

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To increase consumption in the World State, they are introduced to a drug called "Soma". According to the book, the quote "All the physiological stigmata of old age have been abolishing" (pg.55). By eradicating the notion of aging, individuals are relieved of concerns about getting old, enabling them to remain employed, and maintaining a consistent level of consumption.

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The state leans towards intricate games and activism dismissing simpler ones that require only a few pieces of equipment as they are believed to. The quote "Do nothing whatever to increase consumption" (pg.31). The pursuit of consumption fels the rejection of non-essential facets of an individual's growth and challenges the fundamental concept of personal autonomy.

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A drug was developed to make people happy and use for enjoyment. The drug is called "Soma" which. According to the quote "All the advantages of Christianity and alcohol; none of their defects" (pg.54), the drug there to help you become happy when constantly used. The government is trying to control everyone with this drug as they want everyone to use it to.

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This society is trying to normalize sex and want it to be casual without having an intimate relationship. With the quote "erotic play between children had been regarded as abnormal" (pg. 32), it means that kids are starting to explore sexuality at a young age with each other and not what how it used to be or "our time". With being controlled by society or influenced can be a big part in this society and can affect them a lot.

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"For in nature it takes thirty years for two hundred eggs to reach maturity. But our business is to stabilize the population at this moment, here and now. (P.8)

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In part 2 it connects to cost of happiness because the government supplies drugs to the people so they don't feel any other type of emotion besides happiness. Again they are controlled by their every move. The government is doing this because if they are all feeling the same emotion the more stable they are. "Helmholtz shook his head. "Not Quite. I'm thinking of a queer feeling I sometimes get, a feeling that I've got something important to say and the power to say it--only I don't know what it is, and I can't make any use of the power (69)".

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In chapter three it talks about sexuality. They basically make them explore their sexuality. Keep in mind they are 7-8 years old. They are names after important people. The students find it weird and sad that they have no family while the professor thinks the opposite. He mocks the their mother and her child. "My baby, my baby, over and over again" (pg 38).

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In chapter 2 it talks about conditioning the babies. They are conditioned at a very young age. Like I said in the other chapter their life are set out for them. They are basically brainwashed. "They'll have that repeated forty or fifty times more before they wake; Then again on Thursday , and again on Saturday. A hundred and twenty times three times a week for thirty months. After which they go on to a more advanced lesson" (pg.28). They are teaching them racism.

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In chapter 2, technology & control of their citizens is explored even more throughout this chapter. The quote "I'm really awfully glad I'm a Beta, because I don't work so hard, and then we are much better than the Gammas and Delta (pg. 27) reveals how people in the book are told what to do and who to be, and they actually think it's good. It shows how they're brainwashed into thinking their social status is everything, and it's a warning about how societies that don't let people be themselves can be really messed up.

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In Chapter 2, industrialism & consumption are shown at the beginning of the chapter, prioritizing mass production and consumption over individual needs. The quote "now turn them so that they can see flowers and books" relate to the theme of industrialism and consumption" (pg 20) and shows that they don't want the babies to have access to the resources which are books and flowers. As this can be because books are used for knowledge and flowers are for natural beauty, they can't experience this because they are Deltas, second from the lowest of the ranks.

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In chapter 3, a drug was created, "Six years later it was being produced commercially. The perfect drug." (P.53) The drugs affects are, "Euphoric, narcotic, pleasantly hallucinant." (P.53) In order to have the people in control and not being able to feel any other types of emotions, they take this drug.

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Chapter 1 dives deep into the whole aspect of technology & control. They are creating babies or people for certain tasks and for their society. The quote "Where the Alphas and Betas remained until definitely bottled; while the gammas, Deltas, and Epsilons were brought out again" (pg.6) shows that babies are being created and they were separated by the rankings given when they were created to see identify them. The rankings go from Alpha, which is the highest, to Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon, which is the lowest. Alpha and Beta are the two most respected ones, while the other three have trash reputations. Alpha and Beta are unique, while Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon are exact identical copies of each other.

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In the first chapter of Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," the idea of individuality is presented as something that is prohibited in the society depicted in the futuristic book. At the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre, where infants are bred and genetically modified to fit particular social roles, is where the opening scene is set. The Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning demonstrates to a group of students how the conditioning procedure functions, imprinting particular beliefs and values into the growing brains of the infants through the use of hypnopaedic procedures.

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In the 1st chapter it talks about how they create babies which indicates that these babies have their whole life basically planned out for them the moment they are born.  They have no choice in what rank they are placed in their happiness doesn't matter because they are not their own person. These babies are bred and molded to fit a specific role.

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1. the app
2. media
3. huxley
4. the crosswalk
5. 1984

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5)Happiness
6)The App
7)Huxley
8)Media

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1) Apple Wheel Video
2) 1984
6) The App
7) Huxley
8) Media

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2. 1984
4. The Crosswalk
5. Happiness
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In chapter 1, it paints a picture of a society where industrialism & consumption are the ultimate goals. The quote "All conditioning aims at that: making people like their inescapable social destiny" (pg 16) shows that individuals in this society are conditioned from birth to prioritize consumption and accept their predetermined social roles within the industrial and consumption-based society. The aim of this conditioning is to create individuals who are content with their assigned roles, reinforcing the industrialist and consumerist mindset of the society, and making them willing participants in the efficient functioning of the industrial machine.