Analysis Of Ending Is Better Than Mending

In the beginning of Chapter 3 the director is leading a group of students to the garden where there are

hundreds of kids engaging in erotic play while naked. The director explains that this is apart of the

conditioning process that all children undergo. He says this will allow them to engage in promiscuous sex

as adults without hesitation. This establishes a key concept in the philosophy of Fordism that

“Everybody belongs to everybody”. It is like a foundation for this aspect of Fordism. In Chapter 3 the

director makes a statement “Ending is Better Than Mending. The more stitches, the less riches”. From

my understanding this means that the previous world the society was collapsing due to certain morals

and traditions, thus that