The goal is to eradicate emotions by replacing them with pure sexual desire and nothing else. Thus, the society rests on promiscuity and baby factories. Huxley realized that monogamy, sex, and family ties generate most human emotions. The interplay between sexuality and emotions is complex. The comment by the Director, “What man has joined, nature is powerless to put asunder,” reveals the extent that the conditioning can alter behavior. Science creates and conditions people to become happy members of society. Huxley the realize some of the main sources of social stability. The regime must then promise that people are happy all the time, be able to control the behavior with every person, and ensure that independent thinkers are forbidden from disturbing the social fabric. Huxley stated in Brave New World Revisited that the only way to create a permanently stable society is for the regime to have absolute power. A lot of people have called the governmental regime “totalitarian” in nature, Huxley explicitly describes it as such.

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