Our motto is, "There is nothing like a dream to create the future."


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Remember to consider what you have learned in history concerning freedom in choice that led to extreme changes in our society. Consider the implications of choice within your utopia that might affect other members in a negative manner. Are you aligning your community to The Community in The Giver? Would you really LIKE to live in this way? Can you feel free to be yourself? Do you really want to be yourself? Think deeply.

encourage, because you need to be individual, because thats the way God made us. Our members dress with anything they want they just have to have to pieces of clothing on. you can have your own style.  

Daily Life and Economy

My Utopian island is where you can just chill, with friends, family and even strangers. Utopia to me is a perfect place to live. They do their jobs. We have plenty of jobs and no schools. We do not use money we barter our things, you get what you find. you get paid for the different jobs you have. if you skip work you will have to makeup those days on an off day. its worry free because if there is any crime you are sent off the island or sentenced to death. You leave the island after the age of 50. you retire at the age of 40-43. when your on free-time, you can do almost anything. There is no television, get off your lazy butt and take a walk. Once your on the island you don't leave until your kicked off. You hunt for your own food and prepare your own food. it can be your family or just by yourself. grown, and you have to hunt/gather your own food. no, there is a test when you join the island or at the age of 16 to see your rank on how you get treated. Depending on how sick you are, yes the doctor is paid. NO, i do not see the same plans.

With an area of 44 km² (approx. 10,873 acres), San José Island feels at times less like a private island, and more like a country in its own right. Indeed, there are 9 countries in the world which are smaller than this Pacific giant. Locating within the famous Pearl Islands, 55 miles of the coast of Panama, San José can be accessed from Panama City in only 20 minutes when flying in with a turbo-prop plane.

Offering a vast array of flora and fauna across its diverse terrain, San José Island is home to all sorts of vegetation, including gallery forests, coconut palms, wild sugar cane and occasional arboreal giants. With such lush landscapes and an abundance of fresh water sources, the wildlife on the island is also something to behold. A recent survey carried out by the University of Panama suggests that the island has a population of 10,000 deer, several thousand wild pigs and even some endemic species. A relatively self-sustainable island, only beef and salad must be imported.

The island is also home to a private island resort – the Hacienda Del Mar. Located upon a majestic point, 75 feet above the ocean; the 14 cabana guest houses offer spectacular views. A restaurant, clubhouse and swimming pool also belong to the project, making the Hacienda a very enticing prospect indeed. With over 57 spectacular beaches and with waters abound with tropical game fish; the resort will attract both guests looking to relax and guests on the lookout for a deep-sea fishing adventure.

The infrastructure is also of a great standard, including a vast network over of 50 miles of roads, a certified airport with a 1500 m landing strip and a sheltered docking area. Three generators serve the island resort, and mobile phone service is strong throughout the island. Water is provided via a purification plant with a capacity of 3000 gallons per hour and, within a separate living quarters, a team of 38 full time staff can be found. The staff is dedicated to island maintenance and the support of business operations at the Hacienda Del Mar.