Utopia
Utopia is a massive movement, a living network of technological communes with 91.8 billion members. Its values are based on freedom of information, willingness to share knowledge and ideas, which has allowed Utopia to grow into a living network of technological communes that will help lead the galaxy towards a better tomorrow. Within five years hundreds of thousands of scientists, programmers and engineers joined the Utopian lifestyle to create a wealth of new technology that can revolutionize the galaxy when mass production is achieved. Their workshops require vast amounts of appropriate materials.
The original Utopian Commune was lead by Simguru Rishi Antal, the master of transcendental technology. His son Simguru Pranav Antal succeed him. Many people are attract to the experimental tech, high standards of living and ideals for a better society. There are reports that people who question or disagree with Antal's wisdom get kidnapped and imprisoned, but Simguru Antal rejected the accusations.[1]
In the Utopian compound on Antal, people can see futuristic technology that's years ahead. Utopian engineers made it freely available for study, regardless of the factional leanings of those who wished to explore their mysteries
The freedom of information, willingness to share knowledge and ideas, is what has allowed Utopia to grow into a living network of technological communes that will help lead the galaxy towards a better tomorrow.
Beliefs
Simguru Antal told GalNet “We live in an imperfect world, one constructed from the chaos that is this universe’s random nature,” [2]
“The struggle of men and women to impose order through innovation and understanding is the key to humanity’s ultimate happiness. The advancement of our species towards that inevitable point of peace and prosperity is not only my love, my passion, it is my very reason for being. It is the reason that all of us are here. To make our dreams, and our passions, become a reality.”
“If Utopia is to succeed, we must be driven by our righteous desires, not by our base ones. After all, it is only through mastering ourselves that we can hope to master the worlds around us.”