Persuasive Essay On Brave New World

I realize life can be rough, I realize many of you deal with stress, deal with hard times, deal with loss. No matter the case, make sure that you keep on fighting. Don’t give up on what you believe in. Take advantage of every opportunity, go about it as it might be your last moment, your last time on this earth. Greet people, meet new people, explore life for what it is. Use your soul, use your mind, use your brain. Be who YOU want to be, don’t let life be controlled by your lack of willingness to do what YOU want. Don’t be lazy, get out there and get it done. You CAN do it. Don’t live life with regrets, don’t waste your opportunities. Some people, like myself are not able to do what they want to do. Some people don’t have the ability to dream,

Many of you lack motivation to get up and do what you want. You are able to dream, something that we lack within our society. You dream big but act small. We live by one motto in our world, “Community, Identity, Stability” (Huxley 1). Merriam Webster defines community as “an interacting population of various kinds of individuals (as species) in a common location,” identity as “sameness of essential or generic character in different instances,” and stability as “the quality, state, or degree of being stable.” This motto can very well be a motto for your society, but the difference between your situation and mine is the restrictions within mine. Everyone in the New World has grown up controlled. We are all grown ups by the age of 5 now, school may be difficult now, but you will appreciate it later in life. We don’t get to choose our occupation, heck, we don’t even get to choose our thoughts. Our minds are drilled with certain things, flooded with certain things at ages that you as kids can't even remember when you grow

Just like the definition, we do interact with various kinds of individuals and we are also in a common location. The difference is that we don’t have the ability to interact with certain people, that is chosen, we don't have the ability to pick our location, you do. We can't make our community what we want it to be, we get to live in our community, that's it. You have all the freedom in the world, all the freedom to make your community what you want it to be, the freedom to be in a community with whom you want, be where you want, and again do what you want. In our community “everyone belongs to everyone else” (43). You belong to no one other than yourself, you live in a community that doesn't force you to be something you don't want to, you don't have to fit in. YOU have