Subliminal Messages In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World

In the world that Huxley has created,the basic use form of education that is widely used that is is the form of hypnopaedia. Hypnopaedia means the reciting of information and repetition of that information to children while they sleep, as a form of conditioning. Messages are broadcasted into the minds of the young to control them as they get older. Through these subliminal messages, people are conditioned for the better of society through hypnopaedic slogans such as "a gramme is better than a damn." (Pg. 32) The use of hypnopaedia helps to further shows the controlling nature of the world state. Huxley is trying to show the readers that the use of conditioning starts at birth and can often occur when we're highly unaware of it, especially when sleeping. By have
If every is happy all the time, it limits the amount of violence as wars that can break out and destroy a whole country. But how much happiness, is enough? If there is ever a trigger of unhappiness or anger, the wonder drug soma is prescribe allowing one to transport into a euphoric state of happiness. If a citizen in the Brave New World were to notice a sign of depression, one would chime in with the ever so popular saying, "one cubic centimeter of some cures ten gloomy sentiments." (Pg. 55) This slogan, and many others like it, are taught from a very young age using the every so favored innovation of hypnopaedia. Unhappiness, curiosity, suffering, or a little anger is unwelcome in the world that Huxley has created. At the first sign of any emotion but happiness, soma is prescribed. Emotions of all varieties are controlled to provide stability and predictability making a population a lot more manageable. This little control of human emotion diminishes the inner workings of a creative mind. If all one were to feel was happiness, how could anything be done. Sometimes our greatest discoveries come from our greatest