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I found BNW to be an idealized form of Communism that the American people appeared to support. Further proof that there can never be something like a utopia, everybody will always be happy.<br>I also found the idea implausable in reality-there would be some sort of yoke that people would not be willing to get up-and in the attempts to set up a seemingly perfect world like the one in BNW-people would end up becoming even more unhappy because alot of death would be required.<br>I enjoy Dystopia novels immensely (there's something about large cities and the future that majorly appeals to me) and BNW was by far one of the best.<br>Although I didn't read it at the behest of any academic individual I found it intriguing-and terrifying all at once. I look foreward to reading it-yet again-for school next year