But that's my point, and to lay it all out more clearly — I just think writers are being incredibly lazy when it comes to thinking about utopias. The very conc

But that's my point, and to lay it all out more clearly — I just think writers are being incredibly lazy when it comes to thinking about utopias. The very concept of a utopia conveys the idea of a world, or a trajectory of constantly increasing excitement and betterment. The idea that a utopia would be boring because "everything is already as good as it can get" betrays a fundamental misunderstanding: if people born in a "utopia" consider it normal and boring, it's probably not a utopia.