He explores how science and religion, work and leisure etc etc can be balanced and how cooperation rather than competition can lead to a healthy society. Psychedelics and psychology are a big part of it as well. Like how indoctrination, given that raising kids is always indoctrination in one way or another, can be useful ( as opposed to how indoctrination was used in the brave new wolrd). It's also a criticism of certain western attitudes and values and how they affect society. I should re-read it tbh but that's what I remember.
