The point that makes is that these are problems which can not be solved.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The point that Huxley makes about the nature of human and the nature of the communities of the human is that these are certain problems and such problems are not solvable.
Social engineers like Mustapha Mond ends up asking the questions like what is that thing which prevents the people from being happy in their lives. And after knowing that thing, there should be efforts made to remove the source of unhappiness of the people.
The answer is reproductive isolation. Reproductive isolation ensures members of different species do not produce offspring. In this case, geographical separation is ensuring that individuals from the two different populations are not able to mate with each other. Eventually, through different selective pressures, the two populations will diverge sufficiently in genotype to become distinctly different.
False. Sometimes pushing yourself can help your mind to tell itself "I can do this!" Besides, sometimes pain is a great motivator!
