A utopia, first described by Sir Thomas More in his book Utopia, is a an ideally perfect place, especially in its social, political and moral aspects. However, a utopia is merely just an imagination of a perfect society because often times utopias fail. Utopias do not fail because of people’s inherent imperfection, but rather because there is no such thing as inherent perfection. The idea that people are imperfect is based of a false premise that perfection exists. However, perfection can only exist in someone’s minds, in each person’s interpretation of what it is and what it describes. Because of this, everyone has a different idea of what a utopia is supposed to look like. It is impossible to form a perfect society when everybody within that