Utopia is defined as a place of ideal perfection, especially in laws, government, and social conditions (merriam-webster.com). Utopia is a state of mind that people are conditioned to believe is achievable, when in reality it is not. In a utopian society, when people believe they have achieved idealized perfection, there will always be things or people that make the society imperfect. “Every utopia faces the same problem: what to do with people who don't fit in? » (Margaret Atwood, novelist, said this August 24, 2003). This is the biggest problem when trying to create a utopian society. We live in a diverse world, and throughout history we have strived to make diversity acceptable. Having a utopian society where all people have to agree on everything and act the same defeats the very purpose of what we have worked for as a society in terms of acceptance. Utopia is imaginary and is considered a perfect place, but there is no shared idea of ​​perfection, so society continues to strive for a utopian society which is not achievable, and as a society , we are lazy. Some people describe utopia as a real, achievable place or state of mind, and I disagree with that. Utopia is completely imaginary. There is no perfect world in which everyone thinks or feels the same about everything, because everyone has strong opinions on certain topics, and people agree or disagree about everything. There are no two people in the world who agree on everything. In our last Scott Westerfeld Ugly Seminar, Frank argued that utopia would be achievable if you broke up society and isolated all people. into groups of likes and dislikes so that each of the groups agrees. ...... middle of paper ......n, but it takes character and good nature to retain it” (Thomas More, Utopia). What this quote implies is that it's not just important to be pretty, you have to have a great personality to be "perfect." As a society we want everything to be perfect and no problems, but this is not possible due to the problems we face. We cannot have a perfect government where no one makes bad decisions, or a perfect economy where there is no lower class and everyone has money, or a world where everyone deals others the same way and believes the same things. We seek perfection without even knowing what it is. If we continue to make changes that are not necessary, spend money and use leadership in the wrong way, we will be even further from perfect because it is a waste of power and money..