by Sidjdndidjdnw January 24, 2021
a 20th-century writer, most notably of Brave New World, who used hallucinogenic drugs could bring a person closer to mystical enlightenment.
by MrBuckeye January 28, 2006
Huxley’s Law is a name given to a rule posited by the British author and futurist Aldous Huxley in the introduction to his dystopian novel, “Brave New World”:
“As political and economic freedom diminishes, sexual freedom tends compensatingly to increase.”
It states that governments ease restrictions on sexual freedoms as a means to palliate the public as their political and economic rights and freedoms are taken away. This can be done as a means to refocus the public’s attention away from traditional value systems and mores to physical pleasures and to distract a populace by making them think they are gaining more freedoms than in the past, when the opposite is true.
“As political and economic freedom diminishes, sexual freedom tends compensatingly to increase.”
It states that governments ease restrictions on sexual freedoms as a means to palliate the public as their political and economic rights and freedoms are taken away. This can be done as a means to refocus the public’s attention away from traditional value systems and mores to physical pleasures and to distract a populace by making them think they are gaining more freedoms than in the past, when the opposite is true.
The government’s focus on promoting sexual issues while taking away our ability to speak and trade is just another example of Huxley’s Law in action.
by GangrenousKhan January 23, 2022
When you wake up a captive in a sex dungeon and the last thing you remember was going for a drink with one of your mates
by netmonkey February 21, 2009
When a man of a short and stout nature ejaculates inside another mans rectum and shouts about pumping kids inside of you like a factory in the early 20th century. This man would commonly be compared to the famous book character Mr Arthur Birling.
by Ancient Athenian Boy Fucker September 9, 2022