... else, watching shadows on the wall. The "light" that Socrates spoke of would then be being freed from the chains and dragged out into the world, where the sun shines and all is right. This would of course be a shock at first, but eventually the individual would come to appreciate ... He threatens the stability that the Grand Inquisitor attempts to maintain by feeding people dogma. In Brave New World, Aldous Huxley fully realizes the world that the Grand Inquisitor envisioned by using technology and science. In Huxley's world, people no longer need to be conscious of any thinking on their...

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