Huxleyism

Huxleyism refers to the ideas of Aldous Huxley, especially his vision of a society shaped by technological and scientific advancements that prioritize comfort, control, and superficial happiness. In his works, such as "Brave New World," he explores how government and industry might manipulate culture, genetics, and psychology to keep people docile and satisfied, often at the expense of genuine individual freedom and critical thinking. Essentially, Huxleyism warns of a future where technological progress could lead to a loss of authentic human experiences and autonomy if not carefully managed.