Aldous Huxley's book may have been written in 1931, but it still seems futuristic and disturbingly convincing. Some of the elements he portrays in his dystopia are coming true right now. From genetically modified citizens to a hierarchy based on intelligence, many of these predictions ring uncomfort...

Aldous Huxley's book may have been written in 1931, but it still seems futuristic and disturbingly convincing. Some of the elements he portrays in his dystopia are coming true right now. From genetically modified citizens to a hierarchy based on intelligence, many of these predictions ring uncomfortably true.