Ask Lemmy

I'm not sure I have a fleshed out idea of what would be my own perfect society, but I can tell you it would certainly involve zero pedophiles and mass murders in positions of power.

I really like the anarchist societies dreamed up by Ursula LeGuinn. Anarres. The Kesh. Implementation does require a significant change of attitude, though.

Does it have to be practically feasible or am I allowed to hallucinate wildly about how individuals and groups of people behave?

For practically feasible: I live in a Scandinavian country, we have it quite good by most conparisons. If I had to move I'd probably give Switzerland a try.

Maybe similar usa today but with laws against advertising and marketing and political donations. No religious marketing and no money could be used for religion.

Taxed wealthy people...

And some way to not make business out of war and drugs.

Also no "entertainment" as in no art, movies, or videogame created for money... Just art for expression as a sacred release instead of as a way to make money.

Basically reduce drive for money so creation and life becomes authentic again.

Something like the world in A Psalm for the Wild Built and A Prayer for the Crown Shy (Monk and Robot series) by Becky Chambers.

Half the world is left to nature, the other half is used by people in various self-sufficient villages. Walking off the path is strongly discouraged. Beaches are similarly something to be appreciated from afar.

*They all almost died because they were close to completely destroying their planet with unchecked industrialism. This society is after that, having learned from their previous mistakes. They know there must be a balance. It's a reflection on what's happening right now.

Low freedom, low wealth disparity, high investment into social goods. I would prefer we expect people to behave and remove them if they can't/refuse, personally.