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In the novel Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, the World Controllers seek to create a perfect world by controlling all aspects of human life, including fertilization, birth, training, social class, and emotions. However, their vision of a perfect world without feelings, relationships, or free will is criticized by outsiders like John and Bernard who believe true happiness requires freedom and experiencing real life. While the Controllers think they have achieved perfection, their world is actually far from
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