I think this Eutopia is very possible; though it should only be available to those who want it. I like the more libertarian route: stay out of people's lives (I'm looking at you big govt.)
If this were/became the case, what happens to everyone else when, for example, the U.S. becomes a completely self-sufficient, automated nation, developing like crazy, living wonderfully healthy and content lives, eventually moving off of Earth? If they want a piece, I don't see any reason why the U.S. wouldn't share what has essentially become free to them. If others wanted no part in this system then they don't have to play a part. The U.S. culture would not negatively affect third world countries by exploitation because there would be no need for cheap labor, resources or goods.
I think this Eutopia is very possible; though it should only be available to those who want it. I like the more libertarian route: stay out of people's lives (I'm looking at you big govt.)
If this were/became the case, what happens to everyone else when, for example, the U.S. becomes a completely self-sufficient, automated nation, developing like crazy, living wonderfully healthy and content lives, eventually moving off of Earth? If they want a piece, I don't see any reason why the U.S. wouldn't share what has essentially become free to them. If others wanted no part in this system then they don't have to play a part. The U.S. culture would not negatively affect third world countries by exploitation because there would be no need for cheap labor, resources or goods.