I read this in high school and thought it was wierd enough but recently I read it again and I started seeing things that are true in society today. The book was first published in 1936 so it's been quite a few years. For example promisquity in women becoming acceptable, birth control, alternatives to pregnancy, dependancy on drugs, finding humor in suffering, materialism, conditioning through media and advertising, modern sex toys, anthrax use, nine year war (you figure Bush will have served eight years and office and perhaps one year to completely end it), and increase in prejudice based on social class. Does anyone else find this disturbing or can you think of any other comparisons in the book?
2007-09-02
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