The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas By Le Guin

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A utopia is a perfect place which is impossible - there is no way that such a place could possibly exist.
Sir Thomas More once wrote his Utopia where he portrayed a seemingly perfect society where there was no crime, no pain, no suffering, famine, lack of any resources. However, it turned out that these people lived in a dictatorship and didn't know that their lives were actually bad. My vision of a utopia would include a similar thing - no hate, wars, pain and suffering, a place where everyone would be happy and satisfied. However, unfortunately, that is impossible.

My utopia does not exist in a perfect world; the reason for this is that I believe there is no such thing as a perfect world. There are balanced worlds, and worlds that exist in harmony, but never a perfect world. If there were such thing as a perfect world there would be no need for advancements and breakthroughs as there is now. …show more content…

It sort of connects somewhat to what I envision my utopia to be. This perfect place where there’s no harm, the adults are relaxing, the children are playing amongst each other carefree, and music would be playing. In my “utopia”, money would be no issue because everyone wouldn’t have to worry about it. There would be no people living in poor conditions because everyone would be taken care of by something. Elderly people would live off their hard work after they retire, adults working don’t have to worry about a low paycheck because everyone would be paid a very decent amount of salary, and their children would be taken care of by the schools to make sure they get a great education.

What would it be like to roam around Time Square in peace &

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