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And what a cool name, "Dondon"!

Don is one of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

You can still call me Alucard.

I'll write about the topic, how I envision the ideal state of the future. A powerful electronic lich sits in the Kremlin-Necropolis. Poor people are afraid to even think anything against the existing system because nanobots connected to a satellite monitor everything. They have nothing left but work. They can't even die properly because after death, they are resurrected as cyborg slaves and continue to work. Russia has long since conquered the entire world and turned into a megastate. Only small groups of rebels remain, but they have poor weapons and little food. Nuclear war has turned into a war of nanotechnology and hackers. The rebels seek salvation on other planets, trying to build some kind of colonies there and find a way to rid the earth of the merciless electronic lich. Perhaps, someday they will succeed.

From my point of view, an ideal state should provide everything necessary, leaving only some "elite" services and goods in monetary circulation. Complete automation of production and agriculture, with people engaged only in science, creativity, and spirituality (and, of course, maintaining the automation systems, although to a much lesser extent). That's it, in short.

The ideal state is one that doesn't exist. And if it does exist, it's no longer ideal. The ideal state is to make everyone think that the state is ideal. Only Anarchy! Only hardcore!

With anarchy, those who are stronger will get more (a group of strong guys won't share goodies with a weakling), and that's where it all begins. A group of strong individuals rule a district, then a city, introduce their own rules and laws, and voilà – a state is formed. So, your anarchy is a utopia.

In anarchy, those who are stronger will get more (they won't share goodies with a weakling, will they?), and that's where it all begins. A group of strong individuals rule a district, then a city, introduce their own rules and laws, and voilà - a state. So, your anarchy is a utopia.

Anarchy, on the other hand, eliminates the weak – all the "nerds," as you put it, and so on. The ones who will remain are precisely those for whom a state would be ideal – that is, everyone.

In that case, the entire Haven faction will become extinct.

Even after a nuclear attack, Haven will survive in the dungeons. The strength lies in Haven, brother! )) They even write "Haven" on eggs – because they know that Haven will survive no matter what!

But on the other hand, a nerdy weakling can make tough guys think they're in charge and following their own specific "career" path, when in reality, they're digging their own grave. Well, that's also a utopia.
I would create a small state-space cruiser, where each compartment-cell-family-clan would do its own specific thing. Food would be synthesized using solar energy, which would allow for the creation of its own microclimate. Resources would also be extracted from passing asteroids. Every important decision would be made by a council, with two members from each cell, who would also be elected. And a little more about the cruiser: each cell could detach, and the main hull would usually be attached to a meteorite. After the resources of that meteorite are depleted, another one would be chosen.

An ideal state is a graveyard. Everyone can lie down and do absolutely nothing. But then a Necromancer might show up, rattle his bones, and all hell breaks loose...

Yeah, here you have a tyrant, a dictator, and a despot; you'll be working on five-year plans in a month, and most importantly, you won't be able to regain your peace.

As long as they are stored safely in their boxes, everything is fine.

Anarchy eliminates the weak – all the nerds, as you put it, and so on.
Only those for whom the state would be ideal will remain – that is, everyone.

There is always someone stronger.