In life, man strives for one thing and one thing only: a perfect society. In this "Utopian" society, people would have anything and everything they thought they needed. By creating a sense of completeness in every person, everybody would be happy. This can only be done in one way and that is by genetically creating people to do and think whatever you want them to do and think. In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, this is done and shown in the society in which the people live. In the so-called "Utopian" society in Brave New World, the idea of every person having what they wanted is shown in many ways, one example is that the Epsilons who are the lowest caste think that they are the best because they were made to think that way. By making every class think that they were the best it did away with any feelings of "bitterness" between two or more castes. And in allowing the Controllers to reproduce or make any kind of person they needed they can alter them in many ways good and bad.
             The idea of having a utopian society is not that bad of an idea, there can be many advantages to a "Utopian" society. First and foremost the people in the society are pawns to the government and do anything the government asks of them, this may seem bad to us but you must remember that the people of Brave New World knew no other way of life so no feelings of oppression were in them. By being born and raised in a "Utopian" society people have jobs they are supposed to do and they do them well because that's all they really know how to do. It seems unfair that before you were even born you future is already planned out, but by looking at the situation under a microscope we see them in order to have a "Utopian" society this is necessary to do this. In our non-utopian society, people are exposed to stereotypes and racism and this leads to problems which can result in conflict, and we all know that conflict is not part of a utopian society. In Brave New World th...