It's interesting to read about how More thought of Utopia centuries ago. And yes, I believe you're right that society is somewhat heading to Utopia, but not quite. There are definitely flaws that are apparent in society today as you said. What I find most interesting is the idea that "People have no need for gold or silver or anything of 'value' because they don’t find it necessary to live," which is kind of true since money itself (outside of civilization) is probably not part of the list of bare basics for survival, only as a medium for trading goods. It's value is based on what society deems it to be worth. And the bare basics for survival are food, water, shelter, and clothing. The ideals of Utopia are quite thought provoking, indeed. Do you believe that one day we'll head towards a much more peaceful, understanding, and more equal society in the future?