They resemble no human society to date ... Huxley wrote Brave New World to warn readers of technology-assisted totalitarian control. The effect of this adaptation, in contrast, seems to be ...

Now the realization of Lederberg's proposal seems quite plausible, even if the technology ... to perfect the animal world has had a relatively minimal impact on our own society; we are far removed ...

Brave New World lays the ... understanding of modern technology. Huxley's year 2540 World State society has whiffs of 1984's authoritarianism and government control through strictly-monitored ...

But mostly, how is new technology as rehearsed by Gen Zers having a wider affect on mass culture today such that we are seeing revolutionary changes in how our society ... brave and crazy new world.

The world the book anticipated — designer drugs, casual sex, near-instant gratification — is already here. By Alexis Soloski Ready for a thought experiment? Imagine a society that has solved ...

Aldous Huxley: Brave New World is a fantastic parable about the dehumanization of human beings. Science, technology ... set out to get society's mental health under control.

Not only is adamantium available for technology ... rest of the Serpent Society, which have only begun to extend their blooming empires in Captain America: Brave New World. Curiously, Samuel ...

By exploring themes of power, control, and responsibility through the lens of both personal and global conflicts, Captain America: Brave New World establishes crucial plot threads that will ...