This is the age-old question about what an ideal society would be. Is such an ideal even possible?
This question was inspired from the debate on the question, "Could societies exist without a way to transfer value (i.e., without money or a barter system)?" (https://www.researchgate.net/post/Could_societies_exist_without_a_way_to_transfer_value_ie_without_money_or_a_barter_system/7). I recommend checking out this discussion first.
An ideal society values equality, justice, freedom, and opportunities for all its members, promoting sustainable development, well-being, and cultural diversity.
An ideal society would likely prioritize equity, justice, and sustainability, ensuring that all individuals have access to opportunities, resources, and rights. It would foster inclusivity, promote well-being, and balance economic prosperity with environmental stewardship.
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