My Utopia Essay

At my Utopia I feel at peace, at my Utopia I truly feel happiness. My home isn't this god forsaken bipolar desert where the weather can't decide whether to be 120F one day or 70F the next, where rain occurs so rarely the rich lack money to acquire it. From the tallest mountain in this valley, my home is nowhere to be found, only a plane can reach my utopia but even they need a rest to reach the location, for there my home is, my utopia, but to return there, I would be at risk for there is a monster, able to destroy my family, able to destroy everything I love. My utopia remains my true home, my heaven. Near an ancient forest a village was established. The surrounding trees are giants towering over most building and so you can carve a...show more content...

These bells create a sound so beautiful, every hour the 4 bells go off, all throughout the village you can hear the beautiful synchronization of tunes which would give any man a moment of ecstasy. Sunday is a truly blessed day, all day there's delicious food, sold from stands outside their homes. The food is made from the freshest ingredients, by hand, and you can see them construct it, you can see them make the tortillas, you can see them roast the meat, prepare the vegetables, and put the masterpiece together for only 5 pesos a taco which is quarter. There is an ice cream shop which people from all over the state come to eat called La Paleteria Angelica or The Angelic Ice Cream shop. The ice cream is truly from heaven, they create new ice cream by combining already exciting flavors and creating new flavors, the ice cream is described to melt in your mouth and give a small taste of heaven. With every season, the village changes drastically, everything I love changes, the scent and the food. During this season, fall, it is always raining and it always smells like rain. The smell of rain is unique especially to those in the desert. The combination of fresh water mixed with grass and the dirt creates a scent so amazing. In the past few years, a new smell has invaded my home, a smell which burns my lungs and robs me of what made my utopia, my home, add info. The introduction of the car made the people reliant on this "new" invention and this invention is here to Get

My Utopia is a perfect world in which all things are good; meaning theres no war between anyone, theres free education for everyone, and no one suffers from any thing. This Utopia would be nothing like the world we live in today, with feuds between countries over religion, or homeless people because they can't find a job. My utopia would be the end of it all, and no one would know what it means to suffer by any means.

The people who inhabit my world will never see a frown. They will never feel the feeling of stress, anxiety, or depression. Smiles would be on everyone's face only due to the fact that their would be pain or evil left in the world. Everyone would have the same opportunity to go to school no matter the age, race, religion, or income. If you do go to school you would be rewarded, and not rewarder with something small, but rewarded with a house to live in. You would be rewarded with food to eat, cloths to wear, and money to spend on what ever it is...show more content... If you did well in math, then you would be awarded the chance to do more math related jobs. This would allow people to jobs not only that they were good at, but jobs that they like as well. If you work, you would be rewarded health care for you and your family, and if you were going above and beyond what was asked of you from your job, you would earn extra money.

In my Utopia there would be no war between any country. No country would have hatred for one another. Everyone would be allies. Everyone would see each other as human beings and would be willing to cooperate with each. There would be no such thing as fighting because everyone would get along. This would keep the world peaceful and everyone happy.

My utopia would be the best utopia of them all. My utopia would be better to live in rather than todays society. If my utopia were to be real, you best believe I would be the first one to move in

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Utopia 'ahhh' ... I was told it was the land of the free, the place where anything was possible no matter where you were from or who you were. I had once stupidly thought that it would've been possible for a man like me, a man with skin darker than most and a family without a spare penny, to do the impossible. To achieve a better life. To save my family from poverty. A man once told me that I cannot succeed in life until I want to succeed as much as I want to breathe. I was stupid to come ... ... and a foamy lather spills over the edges. Back and forth, back and forth. The dull swishing of the mop across the floor had become a daily routine. The day I began working at this nuclear power plant I was filled with optimism. I believed it would be a fresh new start with none of the same judgements and stereotypes to hold me back...show more content... I found a book in which you were able to pick what the protagonist would do and i remembered how i had found these books interesting at a young age. So in the end after looking at many different conventional styles of writing i decided to go with 'pick your own story'. To start off my draft i looked at how other authors who also used the style, 'pick your own story' and successfully created books with it. I found a story about a robot and how he just wants to fit into society but he is mocked and bullied because he is a robot by other people. Through a few drafts i came up with the storyline about a black man who is poor and just wants to be accepted in society and help his family. Through more drafts i was able to create this final product of my story. I am happy with the end product of my story as i quite enjoy the story myself and feel like i gave the short story a hundred percent. I believe i can further improve my stories by writing more drafts and plans and having my final product proof read by other people rather than just

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My Utopia What is a Utopia? Utopia is an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect. Everyone has their own Utopia in mind, each person's different from the next. My Utopia is peaceful, healthy, and everybody works for what they want. Nobody is awarded anything they don't deserve, regardless of who they are. Everyone is treated just and fairly in my ideal society. MyUtopia is a large community with flat, grassy land, ideal for farming and growing resources. The climate is mild with 4 distinct seasons, each following the traditional stereotype. Humans grow their own food and all resources used in their society. My Utopia would be in North America. It would be beautiful, flowers and plants blooming everywhere, animals roaming freely, humans interacting peacefully with one another....show more content... Laws are basic, and relatively the same as the laws enforced in the society we live in now. However, my Utopia has some rules. Every one is to be respectful and kind to one another. Realistically, I know there will always be competition and jealousy, but in my Utopia, you are not to show those feelings. Punishments will not be cruel and unusual, but fair depending on the circumstance. Everyone who commits the same crime, will endure the same punishment, regardless of who they are. Once again, everyone is equal. Everyone in my Utopia, within reason, is required to have a job. There are, of course, exceptions. Some exceptions would be the disabled or injured, elderly, and young children. Homes will be decided upon how much you earn and work; the more house you can afford, the more house you can have. Money will be earned depending on the job you have and the the hours you work. Everyone is given equal opportunity for each job and start off making the same amount of money. You get to choose what job you want to do, and how much effort you put in decides your

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If you could have the power to create your own utopia, what do you envision? There are a vast amount of utopias that one could build, but since imagination is the only source as of now, what characteristics would I consider for my own? There are many questions that might run through one's head, like for example: What will the utopia look like? What is the social mechanism within this society? Finally, how will everyone eat since no one starves in a utopia? While there are tons of other questions to be asked and answered, I believe these are the best for someone to be able to grasp onto my concept of my own utopia. But since this is only a product of thought, how do I picture my utopia? Everyone's creativity varies from one to another....show more content...

These are some distinct features of what my utopia looks like, but for the utopia to function, there has to a social mechanism set in place. Furthermore, there is a social mechanism within this utopia. Since I am creating my own utopia, I decided to also create my social mechanism. With creating my own social mechanism, I thought it would be ideal to go away from a materialistic object, but towards an ideology. I chose spirituality for my people to follow, more specifically, a forest deity. Like most religions, people believe without seeing, so they would be following a non–materialistic object. The people of the utopia believe that there is a deity living within the forest. The social mechanism disguises itself as a spiritual figure that enforces the people to embrace harmony and unity in exchange for protection and shelter. This social mechanism keeps the people of this utopia in line by making them dependent on one another. If no one is willing to get along and work together then survival is limited. The social mechanism is set in place is more like a set of guidelines for the society to follow. So unlike some utopias and dystopias, this mechanism is not set to do good for some, but good for all. With this ideology prominent within this society, it helps follow how everyone eats by farming and distribution. In addition to the social mechanism, it explains how everyone has enough food for survival. All living beings need to consume foods with

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The Perfection Of My Utopia

When I envisioned a Utopian planet, Earth was the perfect example. It had water, land, and the perfect atmosphere. Unfortunately, it didn't have the creatures I envisioned. They were bipedal, ugly things. Orifice–like faces, spindly arms and legs, and a odd sort of communication. That is why I needed to get rid of them to perfect my utopia. I started subtly. Using the shadows, I crept into their box–like dwellings, going through the vents and open windows. But as soon as they noticed me, I realized how much of a fuss they made. Screaming, yelling, hitting the walls, the "humans" attacked me. Oh, how futile their pathetic attempts were. I ripped them apart and gouged out their life, and it took little, to no effort at all. But I soon realized Get

In my perfect and beautiful utopia everyone remained still as I stroll down the lane of houses and meadows. I greeted everyone and not a single person did not recognize my presence. It was as if this were a lucid dream, no one came to criticise my thoughts, my scent and my appearance. There was no such word that existed in my utopia. Only monsters and beasts spoke of venom. After reaching the end of the lane, my dearest of friends settled beneath the shade of his home as he usually does for most days. He had the same bright smile and greeted me the same as he usually would. "It's always sunny here in the meadows, how do you fair of the weather today?" And I responded accordingly to his fickle remark that depended on the time...show more content... She was against moving in at first but she later changed her mind which brought her here. Before moving in she had such putrid attire that would match that of a deranged individual. Her makeup, clothing and smell is perfect now. She smelled just as fresh as the rest of them at one time. Midnight passed and the morning came in. I went through my regular routine, greeting everyone as they did the same. Though I didn't visit my dear friend today. I went around town rounding everyone up to the middle of the town. Everyone was inquisitive as they murmured the reasoning to disrupt their constant routine. I collected my thoughts, still anxious to speak in front of a vast crowd. I cleared my throat and stepped up on a stool to grasp everyone's attention. Everyone quieted down into murmurs until I could hear my own thoughts. "I brought you all here for a special announcement," the murmurs started up again and a long pause follows. I was just as excited as the rest of them as I brought her up and introduced her with my trying confident voice, "We all have a new neighbor in our little town of ours, I saved her from the dark world." After I mentioned the dark world, the silence filled with tension , it was thick enough to cut with a knife. The stool started to feel like I was standing on the edge of a cliff. I cut the announcement short and excused everyone. I left the stool and settled on the soft and comforting ground and Get more content

We are a monarchy community. The elder in my utopia makes all the laws/rules fro the people. Everybody in my utopia has to follow some of the rules. If they do not follow the rules they will be punished with jail or banished from the community and etc. .15 yrs old to drive .no jumping into the community pond .listen to what the elder says .go to all of the community meetings .respect everyone around you . every weekend is free day

Education

Every kid must go to school for 5 days and will be taught the most important subjects math, social studies and science. All the kids that are taught in school will use what they learned at school in the real world. My community will have the most smartest and most nicest teachers.

Family

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Personal Narrative: My Utopia

A Utopia should be a place where everyone feels safe, a place where there is no hatred, no crime , no discouragement, disapproval, or judgement. Everyone should be equal. No one should have to be put into a catagory depending on their popularity, their wealth, their race or even their looks. Everyone has their role and no one should be considered not important. Everyone is truly happy. This is how I want my Utopia to be. In my Utopia, everyone will choose their own job, anyone can be anything, and all services like hospital or schooling, are free. If you don't want to go to school and you want to become a garbage man/woman or an athlete, you can be those things. If you want to become a scientist or a doctor, you will have to go to school for however...show more content... No one would be able to control or make decisions for anyone else, and because there is no government, there is also no laws. If we live in a place where everyone is happy and no one is poor or suffering, there would be no violence, no stealing, no vandalizing or anything caused by hatred, which are almost all the laws we have today. We would have no laws because they wouldn't be needed. In my Utopia, everything is powered by green energy (mostly wind turbines and solar panels), from the lights in your house, to factories where everything is made. Even transportation is powered by green energy, so if you don't want to walk or bike and you need to use a car/bus/taxi/airplane, it would be electric. This way, we would cause no harm to our perfect earth. A day in the life of an average person in my Utopia, is pretty leanient. You would wake up, eat breakfast, go to school or work (depending on your age/job), have a break, eat lunch and continue working. After that's done, you could do whatever you wanted until dinner, then you'd eat, and have the rest of the night to yourself, to do whatever you please. Exceptions would be, if you had homework, if you were sick, or if you had other

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Creating Haven When assigned this webquest on creating the perfect Utopian Society, my first thoughts were immediately drawn to how difficult this would be with a group of four other students all with different views of what our perfect Utopia would consist of. Fortunately, I was utterly wrong. My group worked very well together and actually had quite a few similar views, we quickly agreed to name it Haven and only debated small issues. The biggest challenge was deciding what kind of government would work best and how to finance it. Through all the challenges it was interesting to see how much of our perfect government shadowed the United States. That alone really opened my eyes and I believe Future classes should also complete this project. I had not anticipated how difficult it would be to decide what type of government is best for everyone in the society, how to compose it, and how to finance everything. It was definitely the most challenging part to me. None of us had knowledge of how the government and taxes work or how the founding fathers set it up, other than the basic knowledge we learned in History, so we had to look at the United States government and pick what we like and what we would like the change. As a group we really had to decide what was best for everyone's part. Mine...show more content...

This project required critical thinking in ways I had never done, since every detail we included had to be thought the whole way through. For example, when doing the budget, a limit for how much each section needed and where to get the money from had to be decided. The multiple challenges taught me how to think critically through a problem in order to find the best solution. Another benefit was presenting because anymore practice I get is helpful for me since I will have to present in the future for my senior project and assignments in Get

"Imagine a world in which the sun is always shining, the sky is always blue, and everyone greets each other with a smile and a nod. This is my version of a true utopia or ideal society. Everyone has a different unique view of the perfect place to live. My vision of a utopia is one with cool weather with the sun shining, peaceful citizens, a true democracy, and limited technology."

In my utopia each town of people would choose two to three people to meet with other groups of two to three from other towns every few months. They would discuss all the important things going on in their town like amount of food, health issues, and new laws. These groups would then decide if a town needs medicine and food the other towns would give them those items so they can continue to prosper. They would discuss any new laws that some people may want and then see if they should add them to the laws that everyone follows. When they would finish this meeting they would go back to their...show more content...

The forests would be kept as nature to look at and not destroy. All people could believe whichever religion they wanted. Children would be taught education about all subjects. There would be no hurtful comments made to people about appearance and looks. If people need anything people would be friendly and share if they have what the other person needs. If a law is broken the person or people would be sentence to working on the farms for a few weeks growing crops and.

In conclusion my utopia would be a place were people could live their lives in peace and tranquility. They would not be shamed in any way for appearance. This would be my utopia or perfect society. This society would have a democracy that all citizens can choose who they want to represent them. No one would be hungry or get sick from lack of medicine. The sun would shine and the weather would be cool. Everyone would greet each other with a

Utopia

Utopias are generally said to be societies in which the political, social and economic troubles hampering its inhabitants has been done away with. Instead the state is there to serve the people and ensure the peacefulness and happiness of everyone. The word utopia, which means "no place" in Greek, was first used to mean a perfect society in 1516 in the publication of Saint Thomas More's story "Utopia". The story depicted life as it was with its people and social institutions on an imaginary island. More's Utopia gained critical acclaim and a wide audience. The term was subsequently used by all prominent social thinkers and visionaries to define other concepts of this kind....show more content... Most comes by way of literature with stories such as a way to expose modern societies social ills.

Some prominent examples of this type of writing include George Orwell's 1984 and Aldous Huxley's Brave New World". The places mentioned in those stories were all imaginary. Such a place does not exist in the world as we know it today. Therefore the word imaginary comes into play. I have heard of places that have experimented with the concept of a utopian environment but none have truly succeeded. One example is the community in Chicago which George Pullman attempted to control. He attempted to create a community in which every person was taken care for, all had adequate housing, medical attention and so forth. In return everyone would work for Pullman's company. The better he provided for his workers, the better he expected their attitude towards working for him would be. Not everything turned out as planned though. A panic in 1893 lead to Pullman lowering the employees wages, he did not however lower the employees rent and other charges in the company town. This lead to what was called the Pullman strike. The anticipated utopia had turned into a dystopia. (A dystopia would be the exact opposite of a utopia.) Federal troops arrived on July 4th to try to control the unrest. Rioting broke out and several strikers were killed. It wasn't until July 10th that the Get

Sir Thomas More

In the year 1516, Sir Thomas More was the first to use the word in his book, Utopia'. He came up with this word coming from 'ou' meaning 'not' and 'topos' meaning 'place', in Greek. The word started as a pun. Sir Thomas More did not really believe that perfection could ever be reached in the world, so he made utopia simply mean, "not a place". As life went on, however, we looked for the word for a perfect world. The world in which all our problems are solved and people are at peace. It seems strange to use the word 'utopia', as it implies we will never reach this goal, but history proves the human race is hopeful. Somehow we make it through all these insurmountable odds and seem to prosper, while simultaneously ruining our lives. In my utopia,...show more content...

You aren't entitled to money but otherwise, have to earn it. People are never discriminated against and the people have no negative biases towards a group of individuals. This lets everyone have equal opportunities, but not towards the same skill. Everyone's special talent is highlighted here. With everyone's learning geared to their specific needs, theeducation system is remarkably improved. There are no homeless people or starving people. This undeniably reduces crime rates. Of course, there are a few blemishes that arise in a world like this. Improvements can always be made to anything. Even if, somehow, the world decides to listen to a 15–year–old girl and change the planet, there will be even more obstacles. Sir Thomas More did not mean for a utopia to ever be reached. When the world can always be improved upon, nothing can be labeled as perfect. This need to improve is what, I believe, brings on innovation and beauty. So while utopia is, "no place", it can be something we strive for, creating a wonderful life, but not a perfect

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Utopia

Sir Thomas More writes, in his book Utopia, about a society that is perfect in practically ever sense. The people all work an equal amount and everything they need for survival is provided. Most importantly is that everyone living in this perfect society is happy and content with their everyday lives. In this society everybody supports everyone. The community is only as strong as its weakest link. For society to progress everyone must work together. Opponents of the Utopian system, however, feel that the strong should not have to look after the weak. Progress would be maximized if all the resources are spent on the people most qualified to help society. A Utopian society, as perfect as the one...show more content...

The more helpful one is to society the more resources that person deserves. Free time is not very common, for people are constantly working to better their life and make themselves more important to society. In Utopia, people have an ample amount of free time. During "all the void time, that is between the hours of work, sleep, meat that they be suffered to bestow, every man as he liketh best himself" (More 137). People can focus on the activities which bring them pleasure because they are not trying to elevate themselves in society by working extra hard. People do not pick activities so that they can become the best at whatever hobby they choose. People choose a hobby based upon what brings them the most pleasure. Nearly everyone in the community reads and studies because they all take pleasure out of learning and improving their minds. An equal amount of time is spent in physical activities so that the body as well as the mind can experience pleasure. The Utopians strive to better themselves equally in the mind, body, and spirit.

People of today love to compete. The best athletes and smartest intellects love to show everyone that they are superior to everyone else in their field. On the average people only focus on either becoming either a better athlete or a better scholar. Very rarely does one see a well rounded person. People tend to concentrate on improving

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Examples Of My Utopia

In My Utopia, no ideal government exists. My Utopias' ideal government would serve one function, and one function only – to protect our liberty, not take it away. Also the power would lie in the community/people's hands and not in a woman/man with a suit and tie doing whatever lobbyists want them to do. My utopias' ideal government would strive for love and peace, instead of striving for war and fear.

Our utopia has a leader. It isn't one single leader; it is more like a group of leaders. The leaders would be chosen from the communities' people who meet different requirements, for example like good mental health, are educated, etc... The leaders will monitor how the society is doing and what changes should be made. There will be different leaders in charge of different things. We wouldn'twant to have leaders that are totally...show more content...

And will be free while the parents are at work, if not working and the parents just need someone to care for the children while having fun and needing time off, the cost will be $5.00 for kids 9 & under and $10.00 for kids 10–14 of age. Children 15–19 or referred to as teens will be able to stay home alone since it will be safe enough. The elderly will be cared for very well in a senior citizen home and will be no cost. They will be taken care of very well and fed healthy and are tended to when needed and wanted to be tended

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A Utopia symbolizes an illusionary place that projects the notion of a perfect society. By "perfect society" it refers to a civilization that meets ideal conditions. On the contrary my ideal Utopia won't take place in a perfect world because I strongly believe that there is no such thing as a perfect world. There are stable worlds and worlds that exist in love and harmony, but never a perfect world. If there was a perfect world, there would be no need for any advancements or breakthroughs like there is today. Not only, but also people would become stationary, and eventually would pass away.

My Utopian society would be a calm, quiet place where everyone would be treated fairly and respectfully there would be no violence, it would be a peaceful...show more content... There would be less theoretical and more practical classes to help students with their learning process so they can understand what and why they are learning. This classes would be divided by the ability of students. The advantage of this system is that higher level students would be able to continue to learn at a higher level than the rest and weaker students would be able to spend more time on their subjects until they understand it. In this way, students would have the possibility to be in a class they feel comfortable in.

Morever students will have different exams for their level of education, the main point of this system is to release pressure off students and give them the opportunity to learn more efficiently. Maintaining a democratic atmosphere in a classroom, so students can learn independent thinking .

My ideal community would consist of different types of jobs.In my Utopia everyone will work and would be paid a decent salary as well as medical insurance for all employes and all their relatives.If the private market failed to provide enough jobs, the government would become the employers of these individuals. In the case of market dropping they government would apply fiscal and monetary policies to maintain employment for all citizens. Not only but also employees would all be eligible for sectoral training where they

This essay will tell you everything that you need to know about my Utopian Community. It explains all of the things and activities in my community that are fun and awesome. Government: I and other people in my community will make the rules. We will all work together in my community. The laws are enforced by government in my community. My Utopian Society is a democracy. In my community, everyone has the right to vote. Some of the rules only I can vote on. The government has a building where they work out the laws and rules. People who break the laws will be released. In my community being released is leaving my community forever. People who break small laws will just apologize. Education: School would kind of be the same. Elementary, middle...show more content...

There is a system of mass transit in my community. I will need mass transit because people have jobs that they need to get to and if they don't have a car or taxi they won't get to their job in time. Environment/Climate: The climate in my community will be mostly good weather like in the summertime and it will rain as well. It will not snow much but does sometimes. My community isn't really filled with rain neither is it really cold/dry. The seasons do change in my community. There will be animals in my community, that include any kind of pets and wildlife in the Zoo. Why? I want kids to have fun and see wildlife in their natural habitats and just to see Amazing animals they maybe haven't seen before. Recreation: Recreation in my community includes the Zoo, parks, going to the movies, and Waterparks. After people are done with their jobs they can do any recreation as long as they want, but not after 11:00 PM. For fun, people spend time with their family, they can go to the water park, movies, the Zoo. In my community, there are awesome and exciting arcade games that families can eat and play games at. The government does not control what people do in their free time unless it's something that is illegal. Where I live now, people will do things that are illegal or something that has to do with a Get more content

The Utopian land is divided into two main terrains: farmland and cities. The farmlands, of course, are where most of the country's resources are produced. The services of the economy, smithing, carpentry, clothmaking, etc., are mainly produced in the cities. Iron is the only resource which must be imported abundantly. All of the resources, except iron, that the nation requires, it produces on its own.

The Utopians live a very simple lifestyle. They work, and in their spare time play games, read, and socialize. Other forms of entertainment, such as gambling and hunting are looked down upon. They only eat what is necessary, and their houses are built simply and furnished only with what is necessary. Thus, their consumption is very low....show more content... Theses are exported for the iron that they need, and gold and silver after that.

However, gold and silver play a very different role inUtopia. There is no monetary system; all of the people are provided with what they need. Instead of working to get money with which they can choose what they want, their work is repaid with everything they need. What each person needs is decided by them alone, and there is no risk of anyone taking more than they need. Why would anyone take more than they need when they will always be provided for? There is no reason to store up for the future, and there is nothing to do with extra, unnecessary products.

The gold and silver then is used for purchasing mercenaries for use in war and for paying citizens of other nations to turn against their country in war. Since gold is of no use to the people of Utopia, it is stored as chamber pots, and cheap jewelry worn only by the bondman, the lowest of Utopian people. When a time comes that requires the use of gold, the Utopians gladly give it up, for to them it is just a toilet. The Utopian government also uses its gold to lend to other nations in need. They are very liberal with their loans, and do not always ask for them to be repaid. Their reasoning is that they have no use for the gold, for they have a surplus of that as well, and the other nation that is in debt has very good use for it.

This economy seems very

Humans have grasped at the concept of "Utopia" for millennia. In his editorial for the September 1983 issue of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, editor Isaac Asimov provided a concise history of utopian literature. According to Asimov, the history of utopian literature began with religious tales of past golden ages or future paradises. (Asimov gives the examples of the Genesis story of creation and expulsion from the Garden of Eden as an example of the first and the eleventh chapter of Isaiah, which contains the famous line "the lion shall lay down with the calf ," as an example of the second.) Utopian literature was first presented in a more scientifically designed (as opposed to Edenic or messianic) form by Plato, with The...show more content...

Asimov also describes a more modern offshoot of the Utopian genre, the dystopian novel. Asimov claims that this method of "attacking societies in a more direct fashion," as he puts it, arose because the more indirect Utopian satiric novels are, "by their very nature, dreadfully dull." (Although this seems to be a position which could be argued against, Asimov offers no evidence to support it.) Asimov claims that dystopian novels are "intrinsically more interesting than Utopias," and, hence, better tools for attacking evils in a particular society. (Asimov 7–8)

The prefix "dys–" means "abnormal" or "defective" in Greek. (Asimov 8) So, the dystopian horror is that something designated as "bad" by a particular author may find its ultimate expression in a particular society. In modern novels, this usually, in some way, involves the use of science or technology as contributing to this ultimate "evil." (Asimov 9)

To examine the possibility of an actual Utopian society existing, then, one must also examine the possibility of the existence of an actual dystopian society. If Utopia is to be achieved, dystopia must, of necessity, be avoided. The possibilities of dystopia, in their many various forms, have been examined by many highly talented authors and intelligent thinkers.

Most of the dystopian novels we have considered this term seem to consider two factors vitally important in the bringing–forth (as Heidegger might term

My utopian city will be a luxurious, and high qualified place to live in, it will be diseases free place, education will be the most important thing, but also the easiest thing. it will also be a fun place, and life will be much easier there. People there will enjoy a healthy life that will not suffer from inherited diseases nor go under dangerous surgeries and strong medications to recover from an illness. Another thing is that we will feed them the information using the easiest ways, and education will be available for each and every person. On top of that, the life in my utopia will have lots of technologies that makes it easier and more comfortable.

The first step that will help me to achieve this Utopia in the genetic technology. This...show more content... We will make sure to get rid of all the education barriers that anyone might face. That will be satisfied by building schools all over the city plus studying will be free for everyone. Moreover, becoming educated will not be hard in my utopia because we will use technology to help us in implanting a chip under the skin of each student, and the whole curriculum will be downloaded on this chip, this will be an annual process that is carried at the beginning of each school year, and students will have to attend the classes to make sure that clearly understand the information, and know how to use it in the right way. This technology will get rid of the differences between students because we know that people have different abilities when it comes to studying, some of them are able to concentrate as long as it takes, and others might lose track after the first hour for instance. So this chip will make sure that each student have the same amount of information. This will not only improve their grades but knowing that they have all the information they need will increase their confidence which will also result in a clear positive change in their performance in class and during

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