Utopia

Utopia

        The perfect world as I see it, should be a world where everyone loves each other. A world where people don’t kill each other. A world were people are more loving and more understanding of each other. In today’s world there are many wars, deaths, murders, and all kinds of other criminal activities. Every day we hear of many horrifying thing going on in and around our neighborhoods, and around the globe, but such things won’t exist in a perfect world. In the perfect world, a person won’t try to get ahead by taking shortcuts, like getting money quickly by stealing, selling drugs, etc. In the perfect world, people won’t fight due to stereotypical beliefs of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, etc. A perfect world that does not focus on the differences rather emphasizes the focus on similarities. Every single person will take time out to better understand his fellow human being, he will try to think from other person’s perspective rather than just from his perspective. A world where a human values his fellow humans just as much as he values himself.

A world with further breakthrough in technology, a world in which people don’t die because of starvation, hunger and malnutrition. There will be self-sufficient technology available, a technology that might run of solar or wind power that can help produce energy to supply electricity in all the rural areas around the world. There might be enough self-sufficient power available to power up a machine that can help convert and clean the salty sea water into fresh drinking water. This technology would be a great help in rural areas of Africa and Asia where many people struggle just to get access to clean drinking water. People won’t have to walk lots of miles just to get a bucket of clean water, but they will have free clean water provided to them. A world where not just clean water in available, but enough food is also available to provide the needs of starving individuals around the globe. In our world there is enough food to eat, but because of profit margins, biofuel, excess food wastage, etc. many people starve to death. So in a perfect world there will be no need for biofuel and governments will compromise to provide food to the people instead of worrying about the profits made by creating scarcity of food.

A world where there are medical cures available to combat world’s most dangerous diseases like cancer. In the past couple of years I have seen or heard of at least a dozen individuals who have passed away due to cancer in my circle of friends. Cancer is just one of the deadliest disease that has taken many innocent lives, and many times even the medical personnel are not aware of the cause of this disease. In the perfect world people will be more willing to do research to find cures for benefiting the human population, rather than focusing on ways to place people on lifetime medications, just so they can have profits at the cost of other’s lives. In the perfect world there will be cures to all of the current incurable diseases like diabetes, HIV, and Aids. There will be lot more people passionate about finding the cures for these kinds of diseases.

In the perfect world every single human being will have the opportunity to have access to education. In the current world there are millions of human beings that want to have higher education, even many kids who want high school education, but because of their family economic status they do not have such opportunities. But in a perfect world these people will have opportunity to find a path to make their lives better, and get the opportunity to find and purse their passion in life.

        In the perfect world people will be able to live healthy by avoiding addictive agents such as tobacco, alcohol, cocaine, and other addictive drugs. Numerous people in the current world are drown in debt, lose their family, lose their life, and lose their good health because of such addictive agents. So in a perfect world people would not try such products, hence they will not get addicted to such corrosive products.