Brave New World essay intro(up to criticism)

Technology has advanced to a point where one has to morally question himself everyday. In Brave New World, Huxley writes about a world taken over by technology and ran in a sense that no one thought imaginable. With the drug "soma" to incite happiness in its users and the process of making identical children through laboratory processes on the conveyor belt shows the new aspects of technology in his book. Huxley uses techniques such as foreshadowing, symbolism, and allusion to Shakespeare to write about this "Brave New World" in an entirely technology driven era.