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It's a seriously wrong podcast

And we're those wrong boys over

there, the wrong guys. Yeah, those. Those wrong boys, the wrong boys, Sean Aaron, I'm Aaron. That's Sean

boys who are wrong. That's us. Yeah. You know, one of these days, we're going to be wrong men,

but not today. I don't know. I think that would have happened by now. You know, we can't just keep waiting around, assuming one day, hoping we'll be wrong men. That actually reminds me, the over there thing reminds me, my toddler, she's almost two. And if I'm showing her stuff in a book, and I'm like, hey, what's this? And she's like, oh, zebra. And I'm like, yeah,

what's this? Camel, yeah. If I point to something she doesn't know, she'll say, that one. What's this? She's like, that one. It's true. That is that one. Yeah. No, it's a good workaround. Always right. That kid. So today, this is a very special episode. You know, we're going to be talking through one day in Utopia. We're going to talk through one day in a perfected library socialist, ecological,

luxurian utopia that's directly democratic, a commune of communes, where everyone's paid

according to need, where we live within the limits of the planet, but we have a higher

standard of living that has ever been achieved before in history. Another way of saying that, utopia. Yeah, people seem to like when

we talk about future societies, what they look like, or do sketches within them. There's a lot that

can be gained by just kind of putting yourself in the situation, trying to think through like,

what would a day look like in a utopian society? What would it actually be like to be in there?

You know, not just like theoretically, oh, everything's democratic or do you have access to

everything you need or whatever? What's the visceral sense of what it's

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