Aldous Huxley interviewed by Mike Wallace 1958 (Full)
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A man in my opinion who surely had inside information.!
Aldous Huxley (July 16, 1894–November 22, 1963) — author of the classic Brave New World, little-known children’s book wordsmith, staple of Carl Sagan’s reading list
— would have been 118 today. To celebrate his mind and his legacy, here
is a rare 1958 conversation with Mike Wallace — the same masterful
interviewer who also offered rare glimpses into the minds of Salvador Dalí and Ayn Rand — in which Huxley predicts the “fictional world of horror” depicted in Brave New World
is just around the corner for humanity. He explains how overpopulation
is among the greatest threats to our freedom, admonishes against the
effects of advertising on children, and, more than half a century before
Occupy Wall Street, outlines how global economic destabilization will
incite widespread social unrest.
THANKS FOR WATCHING. MORE VIDEOS TO COME, PLEASE STAY TUNED!
A man in my opinion who surely had inside information.!
Aldous Huxley (July 16, 1894–November 22, 1963) — author of the classic Brave New World, little-known children’s book wordsmith, staple of Carl Sagan’s reading list
— would have been 118 today. To celebrate his mind and his legacy, here
is a rare 1958 conversation with Mike Wallace — the same masterful
interviewer who also offered rare glimpses into the minds of Salvador Dalí and Ayn Rand — in which Huxley predicts the “fictional world of horror” depicted in Brave New World
is just around the corner for humanity. He explains how overpopulation
is among the greatest threats to our freedom, admonishes against the
effects of advertising on children, and, more than half a century before
Occupy Wall Street, outlines how global economic destabilization will
incite widespread social unrest.