Explain how Huxley develops the motif of Henry Ford as a God figure.

Many consider the beginnings of mass production automobiles, by Ford, to be the onset of modern consumerism. Huxley views commoditized society as a detriment to human creativity. In the novel, people are conditioned to seek goods and services as a means to happiness. This keeps the economy strong and the state in power. Ford epitomizes the ethos of consumption and mass production over introspective thought and individual loyalties.