Aldous Huxley (author)

Aldous Huxley was a British writer best known for his thought-provoking novels that explore the impacts of technology, society, and human nature. His most famous work, *Brave New World* (1932), depicts a futuristic society that sacrifices individuality for stability and pleasure, raising questions about conformity and control. Huxley also wrote essays, poetry, and short stories, often contemplating themes like consciousness and the potential dangers of scientific advancements. His insightful critique of modern life continues to influence discussions on ethics, technology, and the future of humanity.