Utopia and dystopia
Paradise and kayos
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This is from google website: A utopia (/juːˈtoʊpiə/) is a community or society possessing
highly desirable or perfect qualities. The word was coined in Greek by Sir
Thomas More for his 1516 book Utopia,
describing a fictional island society in the Atlantic Ocean. The term has been
used to describe both intentional communities that attempt to
create an ideal society, and fictional societies portrayed in literature. It has spawned other
concepts, most prominently dystopia
People with perfect qualities are hard
to come by. Everyone isn’t perfect. The word perfect is hard to live up to,
does everything in a utopia have to be perfect. Do you split everything in the
world to good things and bad things? Also bad unfortunately is good to others.
So how would humanity overcome this
situation? They say that to get to a utopia it takes time, and maybe over time
people will change. You just have to look at history to see that it is capable
of doing, like for example religion, science and medicine. So in a utopia people
will have to agree with everything if they don’t it will course conflict.
But I think that we are trying to get to a utopia in
reality which will take a heck of a long time to accomplish. But slowly we may
get there if people join together and put their differences aside which may
never happen in this day and age. People are still far too stubborn to change
that much.
Power
Would a utopia be run by the people
or by leaders? and this is where control comes in to play. and with control
comes struggle and with struggle comes force. So what happens to you if you
don’t agree with the utopia which everyone else is trying to build would you
get kicked out or would you be killed? Being killed is possible in the extreme
case, of making a utopia work. So do you live in this utopia to survive. in that case it’s not your
utopia but its better the living in a dystopia, there isn’t anything else
because like I said its only good and bad things in the world. Unless the
utopia is an island.
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