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First, removing money actually provokes conflict. The monetary system is in place because the barter system's many flaws relating the value of objects being dependent on people's need for them and their own personal greed. Imposing such a responsibility leads to people having different opinions on the value of things.

 

Second, death is not an option for a utopia. A perfect place would require life in some form to exist, otherwise the place would be empty and in itself be considered boring, thus rendering it not utopian. Furthermore, as utopia is a personal and nontangible state of being it would require life to judge whether it is or is not utopian.

 

A utopia is not really a place lacking in conflict, for otherwise the ideal would be actually beyond all possibility as to disprove nature. All life forms, in one way or another, are in conflict with others for some sort of gain for themselves. Direct or not, there is literally no life that does not clash with another.

 

Utopias are most probably to work out as the term perfect does: on a personal level. Both focus on things being on a level to where everything is just right with nothing wrong to it, yet such a state can only be seen through someone's perspective. It merely has to be in that state as according for a single person for it to actually be considered a utopia.

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well i think that "idiot" classmate of yours is right.

 

i live in Israel where money is life !!!.

our prime minster tool a lot of cash with out even paying taxes. and etc.

all the rich people who should be in jail have money for bailing them selves out.

money is why people do stuff. why people steel,kill,hack.

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well i think that "idiot" classmate of yours is right.

 

i live in Israel where money is life !!!.

 

Actually' date=' money is life everywhere, we practically survive on money alone. Removing it would devastate man kind.

 

our prime minster tool a lot of cash with out even paying taxes. and etc.

all the rich people who should be in jail have money for bailing them selves out.

 

Depends, what they did, if they killed somebody, it's highly unlikely that they will be letting bail that person out.

 

money is why people do stuff. why people steel' date='kill,hack.

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Actually, that's the human nature, we are greedy, we always want to get more and more and more. Sure, money causes it, but still, there will always be greed even if we remove the money or not.

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Utopia is only possible if all evils & problems that plague the world are instantly resolve...

 

However, we humans have way too many problems that keep accumulating at an infinite rate & without those "evils", life will become boring & stagnant.

 

Th,s the utopia is unfit forthe uman raceat this point of civilisation.

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Utopia is only possible if all evils & problems that plague the world are instantly resolve...

 

However' date=' we humans have way too many problems that keep accumulating at an infinite rate & without those "evils", life will become boring & stagnant.

 

Th,s the utopia is unfit forthe uman raceat this point of civilisation.

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And we all know that's not possible. You resolve one problem, you just create another.

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A utopia is only possible if there was no evil of any kind BUT everyone has different views of what is good and evil so the only way to have a utopia is if everyone had the same beliefs BUT that is impossible since everyone is unique. If everyone was dead, it wouldn't be a utopia it would just be empty and if you think it's a utopia for nature, you're wrong. The Earth would be permanently scarred from the effects of humanity so the animals will not have a utopia and neither would we. We'd be dead. I think I may have confused myself.

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A utopia is not available to us with our current technology and population, by any stretch.

 

Getting rid of money is also a very bad thing, because this limits the abilities of people around us to efficiently and speedily create products. How are you going to keep a factory open by the trade system? And nobody is going to do it all for free. That is extremely unrealistic. There would be no incentive to do things right.

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a utopia does not have to contain advanced technology.

 

A peaceful island with a peaceful society is enough to be considered a utopia

It could, but in reality it is not possible.

 

Definition of Utopia that best fits the thread's description: An ideally perfect place, especially in its social, political, and moral aspects.

 

Perfection is impossible. There's still the fact that nature can cause complications, and everyone in the world has different views and ideals. You can never appease everybody with a decision, and one place cannot appease everybody's wants without the use of technology and lots of research. Even then, it's quite possible that the "utopia" would shatter due to complications in the future, such as malfunctions with the equipment or something to do with space.

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A utopia is society where everyone and everything that is in complete balance. Therefore a utopia cannot exist where there is evil and crime. Even without money there will still be problems of people want to the powerhouse of a village or a city. So even without money there will be corruption in society. There is also war and hunger that feeds this worlds corruptions. You will need to unite this world and where there is complete understanding from all races of people. You need to get rid of religion and find a way to help people to understand one another then that will help bring a utopia.(Well not get rid of religion just try to get the positives out of it.)

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