"Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley

Get ready for a full immersion in a perfectly sterile future without depression and toxic exes - we're dissecting Aldous Huxley's iconic dystopia "Brave New World"!

Imagine a world where there are no colds, lines, or broken hearts, and any existential crisis is solved with a single soma pill. We'll discuss why schedule stability is boring, how to survive as a savage among genetically modified optimists, and why assembly line love turned out to be a so-so idea.

On our common sense conveyor belt:

• BAH.ROMA will analyze this "ideal" world from the perspective of creative rebellion and explain why good music completely disappears in a society without suffering.
  
  
• Andriy Spivak — about the caste system, the aesthetic of pure consumption, and why some people are ready to give everything for the right to simply be alone with their thoughts.
  
  
• Nastya Brynza — about how the local entertainment industry works and why artificial happiness 24/7 begins to cause a strong toxic effect over time.
  
  
• Dima Tarabakin — about why life according to test tube instructions is a ready-made script for a comedy of absurdity, where the main sin is to be sad.
  
  

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