A Perfect World
By Pedro Loustaunau

In a perfect world anyone could do anything while not infringing on another’s right to do so as well. Essentially it would mean perfect restricted freedom. If someone felt like walking around in the middle of the night there would be no curfew keeping them from doing so. If someone felt like eating at any given time there would be no rule stating he couldn’t. The only restriction would be that if someone did not like your actions, they’d have the freedom to stop you from performing such actions. In a perfect world no one would stop you from performing an action unless it directly interfered with theirs. If you felt like going and eating someone else’s foot he might object to your doing so, as would be shown by a retaliation. However, if you felt like going and shaving your head no one would stop you, since they would not really care.
In a perfect world there would be no need for vehicles. Any given person would carry anything needed by hand, thereby increasing his strength and ability to do so in the future. Because of this strength and exercise there would be less pain in the form of aches, since your muscles would be developed well for whatever use you may give them. If for any reason you needed to go somewhere far, you’d walk or run, with your legs having had enough practice from not being in a vehicle most of your life you’d be able to walk and run incredible distances with little or no discomfort. If you wanted to visit someone you somehow heard of you would do so without hesitation, since the world would be borderless and yours to roam without restriction.
In a perfect world food would be plentiful. There would be enough food for sustenance in any given place if allowed to flourish. You may not have avocados where you currently are but you’d have grapes. You may not have antelope but you’d have deer. There would be plenty fruits and vegetables growing everywhere for everyone to eat well. There would be enough wildlife (sometimes regarded as “game”) to eat the amount of meat you’d see fit. Also, having exercised your muscles your whole life you’d be able to hunt without the need for tools and weapons.
In a perfect world there would be no weapons. Having lived without weapons your whole life you would have developed your body to defend you as it may be necessary. You would be able to grip and cut with your mouth and hands without the pain of a broken tooth or nail. Because of this you would be able to hunt with ease. You would also be able to defend yourself from predators, whether it be by attacking back or running and hiding.
In a perfect world there would be no communication gaps. You would be able to send off a noise for several miles warning others of a predator and everyone would understand you. There would be no misunderstandings because everyone would speak in a way everyone else would understand. Your species would only have one language and you’d be able to speak to anyone from any part of the world and understand each other. Everyone would be well informed of anything they needed to be informed of. This would include when and where a predator would show up, as well as where there would be food.
In a prefect world everyone would be able to help everyone else if needed. Any given person would be willing (if able) to help another to get food for the both of them. Having a good communication scheme and a solid sense of solidarity they would coordinate attacks on pray and would defend each other whenever necessary.
In a perfect world death would not be regarded as the end but as the beginning. All deaths would have a meaning. If someone died of decease it would be because he was not meant to live that way. The death of one would mean the bettering of the species, since only those able to survive an epidemic would be able to continue their bloodline. If someone was attacked and could not defend himself his death would impact others and make them exercise more to be able to defend themselves better or to avoid dangers. Sadness would occur at someone’s death but it would also improve everyone else’s perspective of dangers and needs.
In a perfect world everyone would be satisfied, eating whenever hungry and sleeping whenever sleepy. Someone tired would rest and someone thirsty would drink. Everyone would be as happy as he would choose to be. If climbing trees would make someone happy he would do so, and he would live happily. Everyone would choose his own destiny, and no one would be able to stop him form doing so.
In a perfect world knowledge would be acquired by way of experimentation or observation. There would be no need for schools because there would be no need for jobs. Anything anyone wanted he would be able to get by either making it or finding it. There would be no money, since there would be no value to the things that anyone can get. If anyone saw someone get sick because of eating something, he would avoid it from then on (though it may take a few times to notice). If anyone hurt himself jumping off a tree, he would avoid doing so.
In a perfect world time would be meaningless. There would be no appointments to get to, no curfews, and no wake up times. Time would only be defined for natural concepts such as seasons and days. Time would be spent and not wasted, since any action taken would be to improve your physical or emotional state.S
In a perfect world everyone would play and boredom would not happen. Anyone bored would instantly find something to do. Anyone sad would immediately find a way to become happy again. Games would be interactive and physical. You would not sit in front a television (in part because they would not exist), instead you would run around with your friends and siblings and play tag or similar games.
In a perfect world there would be no crime, since anything would be legal if allowed by others. You could do anything you pleased as long as no one would stop you. No one would have a power over you because of status or position, since you would be able to stop him from doing so. How your society sees you would be entirely your doing, and not that of others. Everyone would be equal until they defined themselves above or below others. Your status would be purely your doing and would be changeable because of that.
In a perfect world anyone would do anything to continue to be happy. If for any reason you did not like the place you live in you would simply walk away and go live elsewhere. You would adapt yourself to your new environment and you would be happy again.
In a perfect world everyone would believe in conserving such a world. No one would try to make themselves better in any way other then by proving themselves as better.
If you believe this place is unreachable it is because you do not wish to live in such a place. A perfect world is perfectly able to exist, but we must undo all the damages we have done to the world first. The first step is admitting you have a problem, from then on it is stopping yourself from continuing the problem, and continuing to remedy the world. So join the cause, and work towards a better world, for you, and for all those to come.

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