A utopia, by its very definition, is a world full of idealistic outcomes. Robert Nozick, through Utopia, decides to give the reader a machine that allows for this world to happen. He offers an escape for those who wish to escape the chains of reality, so they may fly on to enjoy a world without fear or desperation. They may experience what they enjoy doing, without the restraints or obstructions that the physical world imposes. The machine even offers solace to those worried about the “real” world, as they would never realize that they are in a fantasy. However, even with the benefits of such a tool, I would stay in the real world. Would “good” truly exist if there was no notion of the negative aspects of life? If everyone, for example, were
