Submitted by BernardJOrtcutt t3_zpscvb in philosophy
Oh-hey21 t1_j1ekxuu wrote
Reply to comment by pgslaflame in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | December 19, 2022 by BernardJOrtcutt
I'm not sure where to interject, picking here..
I think it's impossible to have a universally agreed set of standards and needs. We're already proving that individual communities struggle to establish guidelines that are not questioned.
In order to achieve a utopia I believe we'd need to become far too similar, more than anyone else would like.
No matter what, a baseline needs to be established. Everything would have to be agreed on, and that would require an entire planet's worth of agreement. Utopia is easier to exist in a small group, and even then, you're going to have far too many differing opinions.
Is a utopia even desirable?
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