Utopian Communities That Didn T Pan Out

Have you ever wished for the perfect life without a single problem? Everyone wishes for it but is it even possible. This is called a utopia. A utopia is an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect. It would seem like an amazing experience to have a perfect life, but can it be bad in some ways? A utopia does not seem possible because it seems too unrealistic and unreasonable. A utopian community would be completely out of the ordinary. A utopia can be possible in many different ways. It could be awesome to live that perfect life you were dreaming of. But sorry to tell you, a utopian community is not possible. There are many downsides to it. One example, from the article, “4 Utopian Communities That Didn’t pan Out”. Brook Farm in 1841, children were asked to complete 300 days of labor by either farming, working in the manufacturing shops, performing domestic chores or grounds maintenance. The children for example Ripley, had to “clean stables and slaughter the animals on the farm.” This caused many residents, especially the children, to leave.
For example, in the article “Want To Escape The Modern World? 9 ‘Utopias That Really Exist,” they talk about good things that happen in utopian communities and how they benefit the people. One part of the article, it says that a community in Green Bank, West Virginia is an unhealthy and radiated city. So, 150 of the people have moved to a different city to specifically get away from the radiation, which they believe is harming their bodies. A resident from the community that moved said, “ Life isn’t perfect here. No grocery stores, no restaurants, no hospital nearby. But at least, I’m healthy here. I can do things. I’m not in bed with a headache all the time.” Although their lives get better, it’s not completely