I’m aware that conflict makes a good story, and therefore a utopia, almost by definition, is a lousy setting for a story. I was thinking more in terms of stories set at various stages of achieving sone kind of utopia or other, with the ending of the story coinciding with “everyone has all the food, living space, social skills and existential fulfillment they need”.
In other words, “Hopepunk”.
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