Over-reliance on Science and Technology: A Damaged Quality of Life As Found In Huxley's A Brave New World

Advances in science and technology are very beneficial, but at the same time it is a major threat. What happens if they are overly dependent. Communication, human relations, and freedom are lost. Most people start living in fear, as few people dig down the next big phenomenon, or they think that is a means of social prosperity. Interest in science and technology can only bring destruction. Because it prevents everyone from experiencing enough of life.

FACTS: Many people compare Brave New World's drug dependence society with the growing dependence on prescription drugs in the United States. In addition, they believe that Huxley might have predicted the direction of the overall pharmaceutical market and the subconsciousness that it is necessary to add medicines for 'health'. In the book: The "Big Brother" distinctive concept begins in 1984 and the term "Orwell" is a daily habit to describe the totalitarian state characterized by monitoring, erroneous information and promotion It became so. In this novel, I monitor every movement of myself using the TV screen. It is because the privacy right is eliminated by government control.

The brave new world shows a new step towards Huxley's new direction, combining his satirical skills with the appeal of science, creating a world of distantpeers (anti-utopia) through which the totalitarian government passes It is. Science technology to control society. "Brave New World" resembles the theme of George Orwell's famous novel "1984" by exploring the pitfalls of combining science, technology and politics, and the argument that this connection may reduce personality . Orwell created his novel in 1949. During the Second World War and in the great struggle of the Cold War and arms race competition, the risk of the totalitarian regime plays a tragic role, which strongly emphasized the role of technology in the modern world. Huxley is expected to develop all these. Hitler grabbed power in Germany one year after the publication of "Brave New World". Eruption in 6 years after World War II