Aldous Huxley interviewed by Mike Wallace (3 of 3)

Aldous Huxley, social critic and author of Brave New World, talks to Wallace about threats to freedom in the United States, overpopulation, bureaucracy, propaganda, drugs, advertising, and television.

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• aldous
• huxley
• brave
• new
• world
• conditioning
• freedom
• writer

[789trebor]

Huxley was indeed a visionary. Too bad no one listened to him...

[brod2man]

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part 3/3: 37,000 views 350 likes

"I told you so!"

[cinematographer]

we´re all fucked

[azlodan]

Agreed. Shrink the government, and keep power with the people. For freedom! Ron Paul 2012!

[edisonoside]

right before and behind our eyes..

[edisonoside]

Constitution helps keep power in check...But, the power today on it's land could bring it down...

[adeebkasem]

@joggler66 1958

[joggler66]

Which year was that interview? Anybody? Thanks.

[kfrb1]

Scientists that weren't in the scientific gulag may have lived well, but most labor was done by inmates.

[michstea1]

It's very charming to see Mike Wallace warning about the growing economic might of the Soviet Union. Perhaps he meant to say that the queues for bread are shortening at an alarming rate, ha ha. Sometimes it takes approximately 60 years to sound reasonable and banal, but in any case, well done Mr. Huxley.