Fordian society values stability from "summary" of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
In the world state, stability is the cornerstone of our society. We have achieved this by embracing the principles of Fordism, which prioritize predictability and order above all else. Our citizens are conditioned from birth to accept their place in the social hierarchy, to follow the rules without question, and to seek happiness through consumption and pleasure. This ensures that everyone knows their role and fulfills it without disruption. The Fordian values of uniformity and conformity are deeply ingrained in our society. Every aspect of our lives is carefully regulated to minimize conflict and promote harmony. From the design of our homes and workplaces to the structure of our relationships and leisure activities, everything is geared towards maintaining the status quo. This ensures that there are no unexpected disruptions or challenges to the established order. Our reli...
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