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Brave New World By Alduos Huxley

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December 18, 2015

 

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The babies are categorized as Alpha’s, Beta’s, Gamma’s, Delta’s and Epsilons. Alpha’s and Beta’s are high class while Gamma’s Delta’s and Epsilon’s are low class and work at factory like places. The people work to make the babies and to make the society a happy place to live in. The only culture that lives on is English; dead languages are everything else like French and Polish...
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The only culture that lives on is English; dead languages are everything else like French and Polish. The only society that still lived on was the Indians. Huxley seemed to make his novel a little debauched. The people in the town took a drug called soma and had sex casually. There were even meetings where a group of people would get together, take soma, say rhymes like “orgy-porgy” and have an orgy...
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