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>implying BNW wasn't written as a utopia

>implying BNW wasn't written as a utopian novel

>>11978732
>>11978753
Based. I would much rather live a fulfilling life without “freedom” and self ascribed meaning then irl.

>implying there is anything right with this world

The vocabulary used in the book makes me feel like a brainlet desu

>t. NPC

>>11978850
The majority (I.E. NPC) opinion is that it’s a dystopia.

>>11978865
NPC sees self in mirror, doesn't like what he sees. Many such cases!

>>11978877
Using forced memes is one thing but Trump quotes? No.

>>11978877
>>11978865
Go back

>>11978905
It’s always done ironically or semi-sarcastically

*blocks your path*

>>11978911
that's why it's cringe.

>>11978732
There is, because
>things change and decay no matter what
>someone will no doubt eventually unite the savages and conquer the weaklings in the society
Also, anyone read "We", which this book and 1984 were supposedly """inspired""" by?
>>11978865
John Calhoun. Majority does not always equal NPC.
Also, it's often called utopian-dystopia. It's a utopia, but would you really want to live there?

>>11978732
It's exactly the industrialized future Uncle Ted feared.

>>11978732
There is literally no reason for gammas deltas and epsilons if we can have robots do that labor.

>>11978732
>everyone is an atheist and goes to hell
>utopia

>>11979024
this. it would be a utopia if they actually put that sci fi technology towards automation (completely logically) and also got rid of muh controllers. AI rule > humanity rule

>tfw you realise the protagonist is a beta incel who hates normies/npcs and literally gets sent to a containment island with all the other edgelords to sit around and shitpost on neetbux just to get them away from society

>>11979047
The best part imo about the rise of automation is all the normies rederiving marxist arguments while insisting they're not communists

>>11979079
cringe

>>11979079
based

>>11978967
Just goes to show Ted was a STEM pseud who couldn't read.

>>11979027
Exactly
Based and Redpilled

>>11978732
Its empty and hollow. Life is lived for mere animalistic pleasure. Without struggle, honor and the confrontation of adversity, humanity's little project is over... may as well call it quits at that point. Huxley described a dead world dreaming.

>>11978907
>mobile
Yikes!

>>11978865
No... it's a NPC utopia
The real characters were expelled and died

>>11978732
>Implying you are not a Reddit NPC

>>11978732
You're a hypocrite if you like Brave New World but hate America as it is.