Is the object of our existence to be efficient by producing more people, or by helping machines produce and ultimately control or behaviors, or is the real objective of our existence as human beings to be happy by the love we have between our family members, and the everyday "special moments" that happen at random? This is where i disagree with the book a brave new world. I don't believe that by making the world a technologically advanced place of mass production we will ultimately gain happiness and knowledge. On the contrary i think that what makes us happy is the fact that we do have freedom to live our lives the way we choose, and by doing so we are able to establish a lifestyle we choose that makes us who we are and happy. Individuality to me does not come as a "society as a whole" but rather as the individual person by himself. The way he chooses to dress and act, and the lifestyle he chooses to follow. By expressing "individuality" as the whole society as in brave new world, i think they are in reality solely establishing a controlled society which is subject to their ideas of happiness. I see the argument in a way, that the author is trying to send to the readers, and if happiness and success was really measured in production than it would totally be correct, but i don't see it that way and therefore i don't believe it to be reality. However, i do believe that that ideas expressed in this book are extremely catchy. Because we dont know what the future will ever be like, i mean look at our society now, it is already so technologically advanced that its almost impossible to believe. Therefore, i also appreciate the fact that the author went the way he did with his ideas, which may seem so weird to us, but who knows what will happen, and we cant say we haven't atleast gave some thought to these ideas before.