How does the novel "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley suggest that the individual will be treated in the future?

"Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley focuses heavily on the way individuals will be treated in the future through the use of both the main characters and also the people within the society. Although the people within the World State do not realise it, they have lost all aspects of individualism in order to fulfill the motives of the ten World controllers. Methods of control have been installed in order to make it easy to …

…in order to enjoy them. Everyone will think and act alike so there will be no wars or disagreements. There will however be a small minority who retain some free intellect in order to come up with the ideas that will help society or production. The four characters of Mustapha Mond, Bernard Marx and Hermoltz Watson all displayed individual tendencies in the book however it was John the Savage who was the only true individual.