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The book reflects Morris's political ideals and craftsmanship ethos. I'm curious how his personal beliefs shaped the vision of this future.

Despite being written in the 19th century, the portrayal of community-based living and simple machinery felt relevant today. What parallels did others notice?

The vision of a harmonious society is inspiring, but does it also risk oversimplifying complex social issues? Would this kind of idealism motivate or discourage activism?