Imagine a world where thousands of babies at a time, each looking identical, were

manufactured to all be alike. They would be brought up in bottles and until the age of twelve,

live together in a “conditioning centre” where they would be taught to share the same views, act

in the same way, believe and like the same things, and live their lives in the same manner. Now,

compare such a world with one where children are born and raised by parents. Each child would

look different from the next, have their own views, and truly live their life in way they chose to.

Quite frankly, I would have to say that the second way of living would be far more interesting.

Sure, in the first world there would be virtually no mistakes, but isn’t that what life is all about?

Making mistakes and learning from them? Are we not supposed to explore and provoke each

new idea we have in order to learn more about ourselves? In the first instance given, life does not

include mistakes or truth, or learning about a true individuality. Instead life is simply about

In Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” children are in fact manufactured, an

dislike such a life style. Life should be what you make of it. If you make the right decisions you

child; “And I was so ashamed; just think of it: me, a Beta- having a baby: put yourself in my

and having as many men as I wanted, but I also know that I wouldn’t feel unique. I, as most

something different from what society or their parents want them to be. If children were born and

raised, nobody would look the same, act the same, or could even attempt to achieve this without

figure out that there is so much more to life that what they are experiencing certainly can no

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