Kin 3 DigiTopia: Explanation of Our World
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The document discusses creating a utopian society by sending people back in time to the dinosaur era to start civilization over in a world untouched by humans. It then provides examples of what could be included in this utopia, such as renewable energy sources, local and healthy food, equality, and psychological well-being for citizens. The goal is to establish a perfect world without issues like poverty, obesity, and war by learning from past mistakes and shaping a society based on healthy, sustainable living.
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