My three parents

Huxley's Hatchery and Conditioning Centre was a literary conceit to avoid him getting into trouble. Possibly a formalised version of what he thought was actually taking place informally around him.

Silver-spoonitis for my money.

Cool, I just see it as a warning, for what could happen but that which should not be allowed to happen in the future; and you know always question, decide, and debate the messages that you are fed.
You know common sense, and yaddi yadi dadda stuff.

The book was a missed opportunity and not very well thought out. But having no parents is quite a good idea. It prevents temptations to trace any genealogical series such as those in the Bible and some Roman Emperor's claims to divinity.

If being a product of an industrial process is the price for a different floozie every night it seems a decent enough deal to me.

having no parents is not a good idea, spendi...

it kinda sucks.

please explain further how it is a good thing...

I inserted "quite" to suggest a certain equivocation. The extension of formal education down to 3 year olds is moving in that direction. Children's programmes also. Mothers working.

I think some Marxists are in favour. I think many anti-religious pressure groups such as the NCSE and its tentacles are being publicly coy on the issue.

It would solve the nepotism problem which is very significant.

so you said it, but you mostly sort of didn't really mean it.

and you wonder why you have trouble being taken seriously...