Freedom Of Expression In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World
Aldous Huxley was a novelist that wrote, Brave New World, in 1931, in order to warn the public of the oncoming dystopian future. However, between the New World Order, increasingly atheistic and science-oriented leaders, and vague human cloning laws and... , clearly his warning was not heeded. Aldous Huxley's , Brave New World, discussed a government system that denoted freedom of expression, which is exactly what the New World Order will do. In videos by the hacktivist group, Anonymous, hackers delved into the secret files of the U.S. government. Like in, Brave New World, leaders of the world will be choosing exactly who will be on top while the rest of the population of humanity must listen to their laws. The freedom of expression will be
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Religion and religion-dominated laws have stopped human cloning to the present day. However, that may be changing with increasing numbers of atheistic and science-oriented leaders. Atheistic leaders like Xi Jinping, the President of China, have moved toward allowing the mass production of clones. The former leader of the independence movement in India, Goparaju Ramachandra, was also atheistic and tried to increase the number of atheists as proclaiming it as “self-confidence”. While India may not have specific laws regarding the prohibition of cloning, it currently is against whole human cloning. However, India is moving towards advancements in science, and between having an atheistic revolutionary as a leader and becoming increasingly science-oriented, human cloning may not have anymore political barriers in the near future. India and China have the greatest numbers of inhabitants, which means that their influence can travel far. More atheistic leaders include: Vladimir Lenin of Russia, Nemat Zedat of Afghanistan, Cecil Bothwell and Eddie Tabash of the United States, and Mao Zedong, former leader of the People’s Republic of China. This sis similar to Huxley’s, Brave New World, because religion was dona away with and atheistic governments ruled over the majority of the
Religion and religion-dominated laws have stopped human cloning to the present day. However, that may be changing with increasing numbers of atheistic and science-oriented leaders. Atheistic leaders like Xi Jinping, the President of China, have moved toward allowing the mass production of clones. The former leader of the independence movement in India, Goparaju Ramachandra, was also atheistic and tried to increase the number of atheists as proclaiming it as “self-confidence”. While India may not have specific laws regarding the prohibition of cloning, it currently is against whole human cloning. However, India is moving towards advancements in science, and between having an atheistic revolutionary as a leader and becoming increasingly science-oriented, human cloning may not have anymore political barriers in the near future. India and China have the greatest numbers of inhabitants, which means that their influence can travel far. More atheistic leaders include: Vladimir Lenin of Russia, Nemat Zedat of Afghanistan, Cecil Bothwell and Eddie Tabash of the United States, and Mao Zedong, former leader of the People’s Republic of China. This sis similar to Huxley’s, Brave New World, because religion was dona away with and atheistic governments ruled over the majority of the