>>3
The world does not resemble Brave New World in any way.
Drug use, (cannabis use, underground market for prescription pills, etc.) recreational sex (promoted even from early childhood, sexualization of children, etc.), contraceptives (condoms, birth control pills, the sexual revolution of the 1960s, etc.). Banal consumerism (don't fix anything, replace, BUY, BUY, BUY!), spending time alone is considered strange or out of the ordinary ("clubbing", drinking with people, etc.). Not that this stuff didn't exist during Aldous Huxley's time, but it certainty is pushed today (through media and such) as the "norm".
This is all in chapters 1–6 in the book. Did you ever read it? I agree that the world is not 100% just like Brave New World, but to say that elements within the book are not present in modern society is foolhardy.
You are very asinine and shallow to have "thought" such a thing.
You are very asinine to think that it's not. Read above.
Please leave my thread for the mentally capable among us and return to /b/, Thanks.
Rude! Perhaps you should follow your own advice and lead by example?
>>4
Very rude. Why don't you head on back to /b/ where your rudeness and belligerency is most welcomed?
>>6
Agreed.
>>7
Very, very rude. Just take a good look at yourself.