hilosophy of the World State, Huxley tries to make people think about the nature of moral choices. The World State solves the problem of social instability (ultimate goal) resulting from the basic conflict between the freely acting individuals interests and the interests of society by completely removing free will. The result is unprecedented social stability at the expense of free will, all as a result of the astute application of science holding of the idea that without stability civilization cannot exist. The World State acts as a form enslavement using pleasure, security and happiness as lures to a life-long, unthinking child-like dependence.The citizens are Metaphorical slaves form the time of conception and remain children throughout their lives. Socialized to have no free will or individual independence, they have no conflicts between his or her interest and the States interest. The citizens sacrifice love, family, emotion, and religion all for the sake of happiness thus becoming unthinking automatons functioning in a well-oiled, machine-like society.The conditioning that they go through early on in life strips them of their free will flooding them with physical pleasure, never allowing them privacy. They become submissive, docile, and obedient to a society that bred them for their services. Even as an adult, a citizen is constantly under surveillance to ensure the discipline of their bodies and minds to the World States moral value system. They are fed drugs to constantly keep them submissive and needy of the World state. These drugs are used to blanket any chance of emotion. The citizens become dependent on these drugs that they use to comfort them anytime the emotions begin to surface. They are completely incapable of crating a life of their own. Theyre few people in the World State truly independent. The majority of citizens remain like dependent children throughout their lives conditioned only to see them selves...
