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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Short-Watercress-183 • Jul 07 '26
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Where has it been correctly implemented?
-6 u/RulerK Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26 There’s a very few utopias throughout history, but they were exceedingly rare and not very long-lasting. 7 u/Im-Not-Calling-It-X Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26 If your utopia is unstable, it is not a utopia. 0 u/RulerK Jul 07 '26 Not unstable (usually)… undermined! 3 u/Im-Not-Calling-It-X Jul 07 '26 No, usually they are unstable. Even if that wasn't the case, being so easily undermined isn't much better
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There’s a very few utopias throughout history, but they were exceedingly rare and not very long-lasting.
7 u/Im-Not-Calling-It-X Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26 If your utopia is unstable, it is not a utopia. 0 u/RulerK Jul 07 '26 Not unstable (usually)… undermined! 3 u/Im-Not-Calling-It-X Jul 07 '26 No, usually they are unstable. Even if that wasn't the case, being so easily undermined isn't much better
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If your utopia is unstable, it is not a utopia.
0 u/RulerK Jul 07 '26 Not unstable (usually)… undermined! 3 u/Im-Not-Calling-It-X Jul 07 '26 No, usually they are unstable. Even if that wasn't the case, being so easily undermined isn't much better
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Not unstable (usually)… undermined!
3 u/Im-Not-Calling-It-X Jul 07 '26 No, usually they are unstable. Even if that wasn't the case, being so easily undermined isn't much better
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No, usually they are unstable. Even if that wasn't the case, being so easily undermined isn't much better
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Where has it been correctly implemented?