How many miles 'til Utopia?

Sometime in our lives we'll all strive for perfection, frantically searching, but realizing later on that perfection is impossible to achieve. The reason is that a perfect, ideal society, doesn't exist. Utopia doesn't exist. The quest for utopia began many, many years ago, and continues to this day. Growing up we even experienced utopian influenced works, such as the well-known Aesop's fable The Grasshopper and the Ant. 

However, we saw that even in the fable utopia couldn't pull through. The ant worked hard all summer long, far beyond the extent of the work the grasshopper put in, which resulted in an unfair balance. In an ideal society, laws, government, and social conditions would be at the same level, with no flaws, and no reason for conflict.

According to Google Images, these images below are all images of utopia. Although all incredibly beautiful, could you image living in such a desolate, remote place for your entire life? I know for a fact I couldn't. So now only will a utopian society never be possible because it's imaginary, there's no way to really know if the conditions in such a society would end up living up to stands of the ideal, of perfection. 

To further my case against the utopian society, let's take a look at The Truman Show. 

What image of utopia do we get from this film? It's the suburban society with the white picket fences. The overly charismatic, overly friendly, unoriginal society. While the society may seem so great, there should be something very alarming. This alarming factor is just how fake anybody in a society like this would be. 

What view of utopia did you have growing up or still have today? Is it an actual destination instead of the imaginary utopia created by Thomas More? Do you believe you will ever reach your perfect place?