As human beings, it is in our nature to want to advance as a species and to make leaps and bounds in science and technology. We simply want to be the best of the best. We strive for perfection and consistently fall short. So the question is, is it possible for a utopian society to exist? For a utopian society to exist, it must possess perfect qualities; or in other words, be the ideal society in which to live. In the world today, we struggle with disease, violence, and other evils that prevent us from achieving utopia. This world we live in has too much evil in it to ever be considered a utopia. As humans, we have the luxury of free choice. Right or wrong, regardless of the consequence, humans are able to decide what they want to achieve
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So in theory we should just eliminate this option in order to obtain the utopia that mankind struggles toward. In Brave New World, people were bred on an assembly line to serve a purpose in a society. They were bred to be satisfied with their lives that they were assigned, and if that failed, then they were given a drug-like substitute. Those who did not quite fit into the society created were simply collateral that could be “taken care of”. This seemingly utopian society had its many flaws, and was far from perfect. It restricted the people of their freedom of choice and any creative outlet they may have possessed. People had developed a false sense of happiness in the society, something that not even soma could fulfill. In order for a society to be considered a utopia, the people living there must feel content with the life they have created. The people create the utopia. There are some people who believe utopia can be accomplished, through unorthodox methods. The only way a utopia can be accomplished would be to eliminate unsavory individuals, or to program people how we choose. If either of these methods is utilized, then what is created is a dystopia. People have a right to life in the society, and trying to hinder their ability to live creates a society far from a utopia. In the end, a perfect utopian society is impossible to
So in theory we should just eliminate this option in order to obtain the utopia that mankind struggles toward. In Brave New World, people were bred on an assembly line to serve a purpose in a society. They were bred to be satisfied with their lives that they were assigned, and if that failed, then they were given a drug-like substitute. Those who did not quite fit into the society created were simply collateral that could be “taken care of”. This seemingly utopian society had its many flaws, and was far from perfect. It restricted the people of their freedom of choice and any creative outlet they may have possessed. People had developed a false sense of happiness in the society, something that not even soma could fulfill. In order for a society to be considered a utopia, the people living there must feel content with the life they have created. The people create the utopia. There are some people who believe utopia can be accomplished, through unorthodox methods. The only way a utopia can be accomplished would be to eliminate unsavory individuals, or to program people how we choose. If either of these methods is utilized, then what is created is a dystopia. People have a right to life in the society, and trying to hinder their ability to live creates a society far from a utopia. In the end, a perfect utopian society is impossible to