It is through technology that babies are made, pleasures for entertainment are met, and drugs named “feelies” are created that force people to be happy. Technology changes everything in this new world and has a lot of dangerous side effects. Huxley’s fears are manifested in this novel because all of the things in which he tries to warn us about are happening within the book. He sees how the government is trying to create people to be happy instead of letting them find happiness on their own. The masses don't know any better because they are born and bred not to know. Their history is stripped from them and they are shown only what the government wants them to see. Also, the political structures suppress the people and the technology influences the world to be materialistic. He sees that the Utopian world causes more harm than