While comparing the World State Citizens and the Reservation Citizens I understood that the WSC use soma to become happy and to have a perfect life whereas the RC (the people that are like our people today) are completely happy with making mistakes and and imperfection. With the citizens of World State the main idea is to have sex with whoever you want as much as you want in order to be happy and perfect. On the other hand the Reservation Citizens use sex to create another life and to raise it to be it's best while making mistakes and being imperfect. 

Bernard with the World State tries to make people perfect and fit in because he was never like that and he wants them to become what he never was able to be. Bernard hate all sin and hate therefor he is always trying to eliminate it from the World State world.

John with the Reservation Citizens believe that everyone's equal because he wants them to be treated the way he never was with respect. John is very religious and has been denied by many societies and never fit in, he was an outsider who criticizes the World State and looks down on them. 

This all relates to my big question "How can we use teamwork to make the job easier" because both societies have worked together to form a government and one belief. Both World State and Reservation use teamwork to form an opinion on others and to make the people fit into their type of society. 

      In The Obsolute Man the people of the jury come together  to make an accurate verdict saying whether or not the librarian should've been found guilty. 

The three people of the jury that gave the verdict of the librarian didn't have the opportunity to give their opinions on him they just knew that if they didn't say he was "obsolete" that the judge wouldn't stand for it and would've over ruled their decision anyways. 

The old librarian and the people of the jury worked together and used teamwork to find the judge obsolete also. I thought personally that while they were working together they found the verdict quicker and easier!