Starting it off, many people and sources show that a Utopia is not a perfect society. Utopias do seem like an amazing place but it seems to unrealistic for it to actually happen. People should know by now that a Utopia is an unrealistic goal by now and the near future. The government has shown demonstrations of failed Utopias that shows that they are not possible. People’s greed and natural causes show that a utopia is not perfect as no one can control those to factors. Those factors alone should eliminate any suspicion that a utopia can exist. But people still go on and try to make it a possibility. But it gets shot down quickly every time. The sad truth is that Utopias are simply nt possible due to natural causes and human nature.
First off, Utopias can succeed at first but many experiments show that the owners can not control natural disasters or sickness. An example would be the Utopia called “Brook Farm”. Brook Farm beginnings showed it to be an amazing Utopia, but that soon crumbled as the community was hit by a case of smallpox which caused people discomfort and drew people away. And just months after that a fire hit them like a wrecking ball which pushed them over the edge in 1847 for the collapse. According to …show more content…
Inventions will come out the the people in the Utopia want. So they will complain and cause of the funds the utopia has they can not give everyone what they want. And usually they are in the middle of nowhere so the people can't just drive/walk towards a store. They have no money and no real way to leave. So they are stuck in the middle of nowhere knowing that there is better out there. Also it is a unrealistic that there would be more than 1 utopia out there as the best utopia would be the one with all the people. People would want the best Utopia if they would want to live in an Utopia. “For one thing, the bar is constantly being raised.”-Why Utopias