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The answer for the non-existent cheating in Brave New World is that the people are conditioned to not feel conscious about cheating. Cheating still existed, it is because their minds were made to not realize that they are cheating. To conclude, cheating is just a concept that can easily be changed by changing the teaching of what is moral. Today’s society can also become the society in Brave New World if the people use the same concept of morality like the people in Brave New World. To the understanding of each individuals, using the concept of Brave New World about society in real life can change the direction of society in two diferemt ways. One is that the society will soon become like in Brave New World. Second, the society will produces

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