While the concept may sound appealing, a world with no past is like having a world with no meaning. In the Brave New World history, religion and science are all regulated and banned. Why? Because they stir up emotions, emotions ultimately lead to unhappiness, an

We get a headache; we take a Tylenol, to make the pain go away, right? If we're depressed we get ourselves a prescription of Prozac. Any pain that can be prevented or eliminated, more than likely we have a cure for. Now how is this any different from "soma" in the Brave New World?

The idea that such a society can actually exist is frightening, yet at the rate that our technology and science is advancing, it's essentially conceivable. We now have the tools and knowledge that make cloning possible. Who knows what boundaries we will reach in a couple of years? When the book was written none of these concepts were possible because our technology was not as sophisticated as it is today, but in this time with every new discovery we are more and more able to control our every actions.

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