#goldglitch

:D !!! Yes we can have a tea party!! Only if I can drink coffee cause I haven’t had enough today lol

This depends somewhat on how we think about utopia. If we think about utopia as just "the best possible situation that our society could hypothetically achieve," the answer is probably "nothing." There is no objectively optimal state of society -- as a matter of social fact, we've achieved all kinds of interesting things that seem worthwhile even if they're not "optimal."

Thanks for the ask. I'm not sure what I can say about that question that isn't just "I didn't think about it"

I am playing some games right now, and I was really interested in this one called The Binding of Isaac, which I really liked a while back -- a game that's really about death, in some metaphorical/allegorical/figurative sense, which comes up a lot, especially when it comes to the player character's relationship with their parents, and with God, and with demons, and with the possibility of being "saved" by dying in a certain way

I tried to write about that game a couple of years ago [1, 2], and what I've learned from the experience is that the game has some really powerful themes and it's interesting in a lot of different ways, and that I should look into it again -- something I haven't had time for in the last couple of years