[ SECRET POST #5788 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5788 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

What is utopia from an etymological standpoint? While the standard utopian society definition refers to a perfect place, the word 'utopia' actually comes from the Greek ou meaning 'not' and topos meaning 'place.' A utopia is at once a perfect place and 'no place.'

This etymological root is important when considering utopian philosophy and literature: utopias do not really exist, though discussing them does provide both an aspirational goal for society and a vehicle to criticize how current societies work.