Utopian Society All civilizations, towns, or societies have problems in them, some too many to count, such as St. Louis or the entire state of California. Is there a “perfect society”, or is it even possible? I for one have no idea, I’m just a 15 year old writing a sub-par report about it. I’d image that a perfect society would be one one where people are generally nice to each other and. That’s just a guess, I have no idea what makes a society functional. I’m certain that if I was in charge of any civilization, I’d run it into the ground in record time. As far as climate goes, I’d pick somewhere close to where we are now. No one wants to live in perpetual 100 degree weather. We also don’t have the resistance to cold that those Canadians
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The punishment system for breaking laws would be more focused on rehabilitation than being locked up. If someone was found with illicit drugs on them and was addicted to every drug known to mankind, they’d be better off in rehab than a cell. The laws would be mostly the same as they are now, ‘cause murder and theft isn’t cool.
Getting a job would still be up to the individual, though getting the one you’d like wouldn’t be as difficult, since education would preferably be free, or at least close to free. A lot of other modern countries have free eductaion. Housing would also be similar to what currently exists. Now that I think about it, almost everything in this hypothetical society is the same as our current one. I mean, humans have been here for thousands of years, we’re bound to get something right. In this case, it’s how developed societies function.
Apart from the jail and education thing, the only part I would change about the ideal society and ours is the attitude of the people in it. That’s also an issue in of itself, though. Forcing someone to feel a certain way isn’t right. If everyone could just not get super angry or sad though, that’d be
The punishment system for breaking laws would be more focused on rehabilitation than being locked up. If someone was found with illicit drugs on them and was addicted to every drug known to mankind, they’d be better off in rehab than a cell. The laws would be mostly the same as they are now, ‘cause murder and theft isn’t cool.
Getting a job would still be up to the individual, though getting the one you’d like wouldn’t be as difficult, since education would preferably be free, or at least close to free. A lot of other modern countries have free eductaion. Housing would also be similar to what currently exists. Now that I think about it, almost everything in this hypothetical society is the same as our current one. I mean, humans have been here for thousands of years, we’re bound to get something right. In this case, it’s how developed societies function.
Apart from the jail and education thing, the only part I would change about the ideal society and ours is the attitude of the people in it. That’s also an issue in of itself, though. Forcing someone to feel a certain way isn’t right. If everyone could just not get super angry or sad though, that’d be