Civilization masks a tragic reality with a utopian ideal. ... Freud traces all actions and instincts back to "sexual instinct" or what Freud refers to as libido and "aggressive instinct" (within the individual). ... According to society, individuality is considered non-productive as it inhibits the forwarding of society in terms of work. ... It is all that they've ever done and they don't question what they do. ... How many a time does one hear, "My computer crashed, what am I going to do now?" ...

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These advances were not only seen as evidence for progress, but what is far more important as a tremendous hope for whole mankind. ... "Murder kills only the individual and, after all, what is an individual? ... This is what directly influences mental abilities by reducing brain capacity. ... But what was the cost of this? Surely, there are positive aspects of the utopian vision such as no wars or sufferings, no diseases or social conflicts and no poverty. ...

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Children should exist and be cherished for themselves, not for what they can do to help others. ... If you intentionally had your own child suffering for someone else, then what right do you have to call yourself a parent? ... Parents, despite what they may say, love their children exactly the way they are. ... When it comes to that time, we must realize what it actually is that we are dealing with. ... Finally, a controversial topic such as this one inevitably lends itself to a utopian society of nearly-perfect human beings, something that our society is not nearly ready to accept. ...

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Imagine what life would be like if we could eliminate human problems. ... Genetics is slowly paving the road to this utopian vision. ... As for the lack of individuality, that statement just shows how shallow society has become basing everything about a person on what they look like. ... Because what could you possibly love more than a child who in your eyes is perfect, how is having a child that is perfect any different than finding your perfect match, your "soul mate". ... This would be one of the truly beautiful things about Genetic Engineering is that there would be no more complications i...

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This is why no one is certain about what is "truth" or what isn't. ... Science is an exciting aspect in our society today with the advance technology, we know have the ability to do what was thought would never happen. ... Ethics has nothing to do with what is legal and what isn't. ... Were people are expanding the technology that God has given us to make what someday will be called a utopian society. ... Adam and Eve changed this perfect society by eating from he tree of knowledge as did Jesus with his suffering on the cross. ...

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(After Ford) 632 and introduces a very stable society. ... Huxley asks, "by A.F. 600, who knows what may not be happening" (xx). ... In this essay he discusses the forces that he believed would lead the world to the organized society that he prophesied in his novel. ... Instead of six centuries into the future, he predicted that the completely organized society of the novel, the loss of free will, and the love of servitude were "....coming all right, but not in my time, not even in the time of my grandchildren" (Huxley 1). ... In the utopian world of the novel, world population has been ...

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