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No one person is perfect. Since societies are made up of individual people who are imperfect, there will be inherent imperfection. People have so many viewpoints and beliefs, and we tend to defend and honor what we believe in. This leads to the formation of groups of people with similar beliefs, and those groups tend to argue and debate their beliefs with other groups of differing beliefs. This can lead to violence.
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Is there a perfect society?
Believe it or not, for the past 6 years, Iraq have the PERFECT society.
What is a perfect society?
A perfect society would be one where all individuals have equal opportunities, rights, and access to resources. It would be characterized by justice, fairness, equality, and respect for diversity. This society would prioritize the well-being and happiness of its members while promoting sustainability and harmony with the environment.
Is the society that The Giver talks about is it perfect?
no........?
What is a perfect society called?
A utopia is a term often used to describe an imagined ideal society where everything is perfect or near perfect in terms of politics, laws, and social conditions.
In Benjamin Franklin's opinion the final constitution created by the delegates can be summarized as?
as near perfect as possible
Is it possible to create a perfect circle?
No, it isn't possible to make a perfect circle because of plancks distance.
What do you call a perfect society where government and laws work to make everyone happy?
A perfect society where government and law works to make everyone happy is Utopia.Utopia is a society where everything is perfect. The word was invented by Thomas Moore, a great renaissance thinker.
What is the perfect society?
no clue but ill find out
What is An ideal and perfect world or society?
utopia
What is a word that means a perfect society?
Utopia?
What is a six letter word for a perfect society?
Utopia.
Who was the ruler of Plato's perfect society?
In Plato's perfect society, the ruler was a philosopher king, a wise and just individual who had received extensive training in dialectic and philosophy. This ruler would be knowledgeable about the true nature of reality and would prioritize the common good over personal gain.
