Well my idea of a perfect world would entirely depend on two things: what I desire and strive for, or what would make this world a better place. If it would depend on what I desired it would be one freak of a world. Books for free, video games cheap, less restrictions on teens, a more open society, no consequences, less stress on children, and basically my whole Christmas list
But unfortunately, to have all these things apply in a 'perfect world' is impractical. I can't imagine them together, because there are so many contradictions and loopholes. So when I am asked what my idea of Utopia it all really comes down to one word, in a sense: knowledge. Yes knowledge. A society where people are able to learn something new at every corner. This perfect world would have everything at every one's fingertips, even better than we have today. Technology will be beyond our wildest imaginations.
In my utopia, everyone will have grown up with a set of morals, ones that prevent us from diving into the depth of arrogance and greed. This is somewhat similar to what Thomas More was trying to achieve when he wrote, Utopia. But unlike his unrealistic imagination that ambition would be rid of and promotion impossible to obtain, I believe that my vision of a perfect world would include a society of people who are modest but aren't afraid to reach for the top. It's impossible to get rid of such a desire as to succeed and rise up, it's in human nature and has been seen countless times in human history. Both positive and negative.
There will be no tolerance for the presence of a high ruling leader, his or her status will not be so lavish, because if it is, that leader would succumb to their greed and self-pride. Soon they would end up like the idiotic and self-absorbed Trujillo, former dictator of Dominican Republic. Somewhat like our current system in the United States, there will be elections and another elected body of representatives to make sure everything is fair and are in the PEOPLE'S best interests. Not the elected officials. Also, one huge law that would be in place would be that any killing, ordering to kill, or orchestrating someone to get killed, will be given the death penalty. Of course it doesn't matter who you are. Everyone is equal in every way. People can say whatever they want, but of course there is a limit. There shouldn't be people like the Westboro Baptist church telling everyone that they will go to hell and yelling in soldier's funerals.
Now let me say this, just because it is a perfect world, doesn't mean that everything will be rainbows and butterflies. There will be difficulties, disease, heartbreak, pain, and more throughout every one's life. But that is what makes us human beings who we are. Without these experiences we are nothing but plain beings with no individuality or uniqueness at all. We are who we are through the pathways fate has laid for us. So my idea of a perfect world is pretty nice don't you think.