BNW Foreword and CH. 1

• foreword added 1946 when BNW reprinted
• one regret is limiting Savage to only two kinds: that of the Utopia and the Indian village
• sanity o insanity?
• novel wan't designed to serve as some advancement in science but rather the science behind individuals themselves
• how do humans use their knowledge of the world around them to have control over each other through means of science
• people in the novel not human at all but subjects of experimentation and control 

• time of opening 632 after ford
• ford represents the industrial age of growth and expansion 
• tour of factory to students (London) in which people are manufactures and prepared for their roles in the real world
• no longer the act of natural reproduction is existent
• been replaced by man made techniques of reproduction
• formation of more subjects and preparing them for their roles in the World State is a fully developed and intricate process
• they become clones "community, identity, and stability"
• Podsnap Technique serves to catalyze the eggs creation process
• thousands of humans are made from a single ovary 
• chapter focused on explaining the details behind the madness that is genetically engineered humans
• irrational methods such as oxygen deprivation and alcohol treatment are applied on the fetuses to shape them according to the caste they will inhabit
• human creations have no shot at escaping the plans their creators have for them
• Lenina works immunizing fetuses to suit their future tropic environment
• Henry speaks of future fetus enhancements