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.
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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I find his thoughts on psychedelics and what our mind sees and what it can see very interesting specially with some of the experiences that I have had. I need to check out his book the Mind At Large.
polar opposites is bullshit, If you claim that you havent read the books..their actually quite a lot alike, you could even see huxleys vision as the chronological succesor of 1984
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Perfect visions? Huxley and Orwell's visions are famously considered to be polar opposites to each other.