Brave New World, written by Aldous Huxley, contains many elements worth pondering.

The setting of this world seems beautiful, but in fact it hides huge contradictions and pain points.

The growth trajectory of John, the protagonist of the novel, is very unique.

He seemed to have had good living conditions since he was a child and received an education from Eton.

John was in this strange world, and his blindness prompted him to start creating.

He wrote a series of novels and by the 1920s he had become a bright star in the literary world. Especially in 1932, he released his work "Brave New World".

The various experiences in his life have become a key to understanding the world.

John and Linda live in a specific area.

His series of actions, including entering the center of power, reflect his complicated heart.

During this period, the scenes he witnessed and the conflicts he experienced formed an important part of his growth process and were also the source of inspiration for his creations.

Fertility patterns in the New World were astounding.

Humans are born through artificial incubation.

In a unified place, clean and tidy, without chaos and noise.

This process completely breaks away from the traditional fertility model.

In this way of childbirth, parents do not need to worry about childcare problems, but the meaning of family is also diluted.

Lacking the warmth, care and longing of the family, this fertility method that aims entirely at efficiency poses a great challenge to traditional ethics.

In the condition setting stage, human genes are divided into various categories and then arranged into different occupational positions.

It is clearly pointed out here that people's work adaptability stems from individual talents or advantages conferred by genes.

Such seemingly efficient arrangements actually deprive people of their right to make free choices.

People are forced to work according to their respective genetic types, like parts on a machine, placed in fixed positions. In this case, human autonomy is completely ignored and the various development possibilities of the individual cannot be realized.

In this new world, sex and love are seriously distorted.

Sex has nothing to do with love, it is just an entertainment behavior that the public is encouraged to engage in.

In order to prevent people from being led to engage in various sexual games due to love affecting their work efficiency.

As long as the other person is attracted to each other, they can have a relationship, but there is no real love at all.

In this society, people rarely have sincere emotions for others and cannot feel the bitterness of love, making it difficult to experience the growth and responsibility that such profound emotions bring.

Mental numbness is a prominent feature of this world.

In this seemingly beautiful world, people live their lives step by step.

The value of life has been ignored, and some basic human qualities have been abandoned in the pursuit of so-called happiness and joy.

They don't know fear and pain. Under the appearance of happiness, they are actually numb souls.

Turning a blind eye to unfair and unreasonable social phenomena, human nature is gradually worn away in this highly standardized society.

"Brave New World" is highly satirical.

Everywhere there is criticism of where the world might be headed.

The author details various scenarios, including childbirth, work assignments, and emotional connections.

He is warning people about the dangers of excessive pursuit of efficiency, consumerism, and material comfort.

If society continues to develop according to this model, the originally beautiful vision may get out of control, eventually leading to the loss of humanity.

Do you feel that in some aspects of today's society, trends similar to those depicted in "Brave New World" are gradually emerging?