Summary Of Utopia By Sir Thomas More

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When Sir Thomas More wrote a book, which heralded as the epitome of ideal socialism called " Of a republic 's best state and of the new island Utopia ' five centuries ago, he did not expect anyone to believe such eccentric or rather insane ideology---an ideology that a society could based on equal distribution, where all of its citizens hold equal social status, equal shares of wealth and conduct little crime & immoral behavior, could last long and not be destroyed by the selfishness, hate, jealousy amongst other "innate" characters of human beings. Five hundred years later, however, there are, ironically, few countries in the world founded on the very idea of Utopianism where everyone gets his/her equal share of gold. One of them, which shall be named "Utopia", where its social inequality is prevailing & deteriorating, its citizens want more money by squeezing it from someone else 's pocket, its food industry had been scandalous since profiteers have no concern about other human beings nor do they possess any conscience , its air quality has plummeted due to over exploitation & governmental negligence , its media and the Internet are intentionally censored to maintain its "Utopic" image, is a perfect model society of what Sir Thomas More 's described in his book, just in the opposite direction though. …show more content…

Whether to profit from such divergence of human nature or correct such social injustice is purely their concern. For the entertainment of the audience, let 's pretend for a minute that this Utopia does exist, and we can profit by shorting such wickedness, then the next logical step is the find out 1. When is the right time to short Utopia? 2. What are the means to short Utopia? (Short, is to make profit while stock 's price