It is so obvious that humanity is simply on a journey through life. When one is on a journey, they should know their destination. Since every human dreams of a better life, humanity’s common destination should be utopia . The word utopia was originally coined by Sir Thomas More , who wrote a book of this title in 1516 . According to Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary , utopia is an ideal fictional place that is marked by excellence “an imaginary place or state in which everything is perfect origin From the title of a book by Sir Thomas More, which describes a place like this”. (Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary 1705 ) .
According to the article of both Huddleston and Gilbert in The Catholic Encyclopedia , Thomas More (born February
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Over the years , the word “utopia” without the capital letter has come to mean “a perfect society” with a connotation suggesting that such a society is unrealistic . It is argued that utopia cannot exist in today's society, because some of its characteristics are beyond reality . Utopia is intended to create an imaginary picture in the mind of a person about many things that cannot exist in the real …show more content…
Moreover , utopian society is controlled by citizenry in a largely individualist, communal and social government . Citizens live in a harmonious state, where they embrace social and moral ideals. Individuality and innovation are welcomed in the utopian world as Information, independent thought, and freedom are promoted .
While no two humans are exactly alike, all humans are equal in the fact that they are all part of the same species, and all humans come from a common beginning through their evolution into existence from the infinity of the third dimension. Subsequently, red or yellow, black or white, tall or small, young or old, shy or bold, all humans are equal in the realm of their creator, the third dimension. Therefore, it is fundamental that all humans are equal in the eyes of society (Will