Overuse of Antidepressants Today and How Aldous Huxley Predicted It

Part of the reason why the use rate of antidepressants is high is that the doctor prescribes medicine for younger children. "The prescription number of antidepressants written for young people is increasing every year" (Mitchell). This statistic is deleted because teenagers do not know whether they are really irritated or are having a bad day. Young people receiving medicine from a doctor never learns how to deal with their problems and how to solve specific situations. Through prescription drugs, children and adolescents are learning how to take simple steps by taking medicine.

In 1932, Aldous Huxley wrote a thrilling Destopia called "The Brave New World". Focusing on those who suffer from a peaceful and stable emotional world filled with the whole community, the novel has a fairly powerful impact factor. It was welcomed by university students in the 1950s due to the sexual depiction of university students, but the real strength of Huxley's work can be found in that prediction for the future. - How the role of women develops and how to develop and destroy the gender role of Vietnam. In the novel "Blind paradise", Doung Thu Huong is exploring the influence of the communist regime on the gender role of Vietnamese culture. During the Communists' Communist regime, a paradigm shift occurred that many old Vietnamese traditions were destroyed or changed.

Aldous Leonard Huxley was born on July 26, 1894 to a family including some of the most prominent members of the British ruling class composed of intellectual elites. Aldous's father was the son of Thomas Henry Huxley, a great biologist who helped develop the evolution. His mother is a sister of the novelist Mrs. Humphrey; a niece of the poet Matthew Arnold; and a granddaughter of a famous educator Thomas Arnold, and the principal of the real life of the rugby school. He became the role of Tom Brown's Schooldays of the novel