Sentence examples for planned society from inspiring English sources

Surely it's time to look again at Brave New World and to examine its arguments for and against the totally planned society it describes, in which "everybody is happy now".

Similarly, early exponents of science fiction such as Jules Verne and H.G. Wells explored with zest the future possibilities opened up to the optimistic imagination by modern technology, and the American utopian Edward Bellamy, in his novel Looking Backward (1888), envisioned a planned society in the year 2000 in which technology would play a conspicuously beneficial role.

The move towards a planned society with an emphasis on communal living colour it.

Readers encounter such elements as a rigorously planned society, charismatic leaders or masterminds, control of reproductive freedom, and the prioritization of collective well-being over the fate of the individual.

A planned society must replace the old competitive system".

I'm the only one who knows how to maintain a planned society, not a disorderly chaos!

A utopia is a planned society; planned societies are often disastrous; that's why utopias contain their own dystopias.

Technology investing, even as part of a larger philosophical vision, is not the same as planning society's future.

Attempts by philosophers and revolutionaries to plan society in advance, using political principles purportedly derived from reason alone, are misguided and likely to end in disaster, conservatives say.

At a time when genetic research into factors such as intelligence and educational attainment is gathering pace, at both the behavioural and the molecular level, (Benyamin et al. 2013; Kirkpatrick et al. 2014; Knapton 2015; Okbay et al. 2016) it is important to understand how the public feels as a foundation for planning society's response to these scientific developments.

The only way to get through the day in that era was to plan societies; we recall that very clearly.