“A Truly Just City?”

In Plato's "Republic" book, Socrates created a purely aristocratic utopia, treating what he composed as a legitimate city. The idea of ​​Socrates' righteousness is a virtue that can be developed with reason and knowledge, correct adjustment can be a reasonable way to rule the city. Fundamentally, rulers are driven by a specific appetite and virtue, forming a cycle of dominance between aristocracy, democratic regime, oligarchy, democratic phase, and ultimate tyranny.

Is "the theoretical city" a pig town or a zombie town? "Theoretical city" is an idea, idea about the city of justice. But is the city really creating justice? Or whether it consumes mankind from people and creates an unconscious drones reconnaissance aircraft. With all forms of creativity and imagination suffocating, the "city of theories" seems to be very similar to the city of Ray Bradbury's book "Fahrenheit 451". The book in this city was burned, freedom of speech was banned, people were zombies. With Fahrenheit 451, people are unconscious unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, it is told what to do from city leaders and what to buy. People who tried to obtain hidden knowledge of the leader were killed. If a firefighter realizes that these books are burned and their owners are killed, much of this knowledge comes from books. Firefighters said that this is the book and idea they brought to people, making the world so bad. He also said that peace will be controlled as long as people remain foolish and happy.

New York City is one of the few places to live forever on Earth - really alive. That energy is a reality, how quickly it infects you and will catch you. The quality of action in this town is as old as all works and certain things in the air promise to keep living forever. I spent a lot of time in the town knowing that I can not reproduce this vitality. This is where your climax is ecstatic, your lower point will grind you in the mud.

New York is a city that really does not sleep. You can explore museum exhibitions, art galleries openings, cafes, and farmers' market anytime. Because Time Out New York has weekly events and open lists, it is a wonderful resource for those who just moved to town. In the city there is always a cool new community to explore. I live in Harlem and there are several friends who like it, it was a bad idea a couple of years ago. The downside of this is that the revival of the area usually means an increase in the price of the rent, so people always have to move according to the "entrance" area.