God's work.
How close are we to utopia?
Ryder Young
Lincoln Campbell
To get rid of Jewish authority, people must be morally consistent against all authority.
Jose Sanders
No, this is not at all the case.
Distopia and Utopia aren't opposites actually. Also one's distopia can be someone else's utopia and by the definition OP has provided, these are all imaginary places where everything is perfect/wrong.
In the end Utopia and Distopia are the exact same.
For example: Imagine a world where an AI determines your path based on what and who you are. You know your whole life already and what you will be doing, no randomness involved. Now… Would you call this an Utopia or Distopia?
Bentley Evans
the powers that be have to kill of over half the population ala UN sustainability project agenda 21 then the elites will have their utopia… we will never see one
Liam Rivera
In order for utopia to happen there has to happen an extreme reconditioning of the human contentiousness. In my opinion it can be achieved with the help of psychedelics. Because they have the ability to show you everything from a distance without bias.
Nolan Perry
It depends, but let's be real.
You wont be in the utopia, goy.
Wyatt Evans
First define what a perfect place or state means.
"A place in which all humans are happy"?
"A place in which all humans are smart"?
"A place which is best suited to the objective realities of the universe"?
For example: if your definition is: "a place in which all humans are happy",you must ask if perfect can happen in all people simultaneously.
If it doesn't, then the question "how close are we to utopia" makes an assumption that "WE are on a road to utopia" which is false because perfect cannot happen in all people simultaneously and "we" suggests, all human beings.
So the first thing you have to do is agree in the definition of perfect.
James Jenkins
Utopia is the fetish of a domesticated animal.
Tyler Johnson
as long as evil exists in humans in any form, there will be no utopia
Angel Lewis
Good point