Christopher W A Szpilman

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Are not we living in a kind of utopia? Know that anyone reading this will accuse me being blind to the enormous inequalities that exist in this capitalist world we, but how would you rate the way we live an individual of the seventeenth century?, Do not you wish with an ideal world where no mortality was 30%, but less than 1 per thousand ?, "where life expectancy exceeds 70 years and not less than 30?, would not dream of a world where 30% are below the poverty level of 90% instead of historical?, Where someone dies at the hands of other shocks us, because we have concluded that there is a good idea to kill each other?

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Of course, that 30% of the world's population is less than poor is no small thing. Indeed, this is the fate of a single person does not seem acceptable either. But inequality is there because the universe itself is unfair. Sounds good deal of suffering shrink rates, but do not live today, in this unjust capitalist society, better than it ever lived? These claims are thoroughly utopian longing for a return to a golden age that had ever existed. But anyone can place this time?

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ask: Are not we living in a kind of utopia?