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CMV: Given a choice between being born a random person in Our World vs in Brave New World, i would choose the latter easily.

In BMW everybody is happy, well fed, and and lives a fulfilling life, regardless of sexuality, gender, race or socioeconomic status. This is clearly not the case in our current world, where 62 people have more wealth than half the population, there's war, disease, poverty and depression. 

Even if you're born a delta, you wouldn't know that you had reason to be unhappy, while if you're born in a lower economic group in our world, you can compare your life to that of others. 

In almost all factors, it has our world solidly beat.
gpt
That's kind of the question that Brave New World poses though. What is actually "better" in terms of how a society is run? Sure, on one hand the luxuries and stress free life the citizens of BNW enjoy probably keep the happiness per capita higher than say, our society. However, their happiness comes from their senses being bombarded with pleasure until they are generally vacuous. They are also conditioned to feel certain ways from a young age. The government controls their behavior by smothering them with brain-candy. Of course, you could philosophically argue that a society with an absence of suffering, is better than a society with suffering present. But a focal point of BNW is the question of humanity, of higher thinking, of art (specifically), but basically, what makes humans "special"? Things like introspection, critical thought, creativity...these are things unique to humans, and these virtually do not exist in BNW.