A Social Utopia
The basis of a utopian community would be the ability to work together and hold the needs of the entire community above the needs of individuals. Since everyone contains a unique skill set, each member would be given a profession based on their ability and preference. Each job would be something necessary for the community’s survival and prosperity. However, there would be no salary for completion but it would be necessary to complete in order to be a part of the community. For example, cooks would be required to make food for the entire community. All members would be given access to a meal as long as they complete their own job. Ultimately, everyone is working for each other and not for themselves. Greed must not be tolerated for this utopia to exist. If one member of the community seeks to gain more than an other member, it would no longer be fair. The economy and material wealth of the community must be evenly distributed.
Additionally, the community would need to be free of conflict and segregation in order to live peacefully. Along with no individuals having more than each other, no group of people can be entitled to more wealth or privilege than another. For example, those who believe in a certain religion shall not be considered any higher than those who do not believe in said religion. Ideally the entire population would share similar religious and political beliefs in order to avoid too much disagreement. Evidentially there will be differences among members in the the community. However, they must be handled peacefully and responsibly in order to keep the peace. In order to combat conflict there must be a strict legal system in place. Breaking a rule can not be taken lightly in this world. If someone can not follow the rules, then he or she will not be allowed in the society. The legal system must be strong and ethical. No innocent member would be charged with a crime and all criminals will be caught. In this world, however, crime would be rare because each member would be satisfied and unified. The ideal location for this utopia would be an ascetically pleasing, self sustaining island. The isolation of the utopia would keep external conflicts away from the island.
Righteousness and equality keep members of the society unified by distributing the wealth and privilege evenly. This alone would create a fair society but a Utopia must not only be just but also enjoyable. Each member must be entertained and distracted to keep the morale and happiness in the community high. The members of the society gifted with humor and creativity would be tasked with putting on shows, performances and games as means of entertainment. The best athletes would compete in front of large crowds. Additionally, there would be plenty of social events and gatherings not only to serve as entertainment but to bring members of the society closer together. Finding a balance between work and play would be essential for this to be successful. If they focus too much on entertainment, then the society may not be able to function well and resources could become scarce. But if there is too much work then people may become disturbed with the society and create political conflict.