I would settle for a society which: - afforded every citizen access to whatever education which they might choose/be interested in - the chance to become the

I would settle for a society which: - afforded every citizen access to whatever education which they might choose/be interested in - the chance to become the best version of themselves which is possible - the leisure time to apply their talents to a project which makes the world a better place It's kind of hard though, when the best school I ever attended, one which separated academics from social classes and allowed students to work at their ability level (up to 4 grade levels ahead through 4th grade, but after, one could work as far ahead and as fast as one's abilities allowed, and faculty members were dual-credentialed as high school teachers and professors at a local college, so students could easily graduate high school _and_ be conferred a 4 year degree, some students received multiple college degrees when graduating at age 18) which excelled at education was deemed an illegal arrangement by the Mississippi Supreme Court because it conferred an unfair advantage to those students who were able to apply themselves and take advantage of it, with no commensurate compensation for those who were unable to do so.