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Brave new world
The title of a 1932 book by futurist and social critic, Aldous L Huxley. In the "brave new world" Huxley imagines the authorities of society use new technologies, drugs and instruments of propaganda like subliminal advertising to keep people happy and unaware or unconcerned about what is actually happening to them and their communities.
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