Abstract
Being able to read the works of anti-utopists, countless times we have the opportunity to interpret their thoughts and their prophetic ideas. In the case of Aldous Huxley, we have a writer who presents a failed utopia in his work "Brave New World", whose context is happening in the future.
It is strange how with years the content of this work is more clearly duplicating in our everyday reality. This analysis aims to present the world of Aldus Huxley's "failed future" and a philosophical analysis of the content; the rest is left to the readers' opinions.