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The word "utopia" comes from the greek, meaning "no such place." why do you believe more selected this word as his title? is he suggesting that such societal…

The word "utopia" comes from the greek, meaning "no such place." why do you believe more selected this word as his title? is he suggesting that such societal…
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the word "utopia" comes from the greek, meaning "no such place." why do you believe more selected this word as his title? is he suggesting that such societal perfection could not be achieved?

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Answer: Yes I believe that he titled it because he is suggesting that such societal perfection could not be achieved.

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