Why do Utopias fail when liberal democracy and capitalism succeeds
{"Image DocumentName": "Why do Utopias fail when liberal democracy and capitalism succeeds?", "Image ImageDescription": "Utopian laissez-faire turns into authoritarianism. Utopian authoritarianism is successful (in terms of gaining resources) to the extent that a strong leader can direct an economy effectively and still maintain power. Such leaders are rare. When such leaders succeed, the commune typically collapses after the death of the leader (in the subsequent power struggle) Utopian authoritarianism is not successful in terms of insuring members\u2019 liberty. No checks and balances on leadership. Absolute rules created to deal with human emotions (sexual jealousy, social loafing & work load) are not flexible and thus limit liberty (e.g., perhaps not everyone want to have sex all the time with everyone or no sex or take care of others babies) Utopias lack conflict resolution devices except for authority. Utopias fail to address the fundamental tension of human economic life.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}