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H.G. Wells envisioned a radical reformation of society through the establishment of a world state, a concept that captivated him throughout his life. In his ambitious work A Modern Utopia (1905), he blends fiction with philosophical inquiry, presenting a unique perspective on a global community. Wells articulates various changes he believes would enhance human happiness, ultimately proposing a vision of a perfect world where everyone can lead fulfilling lives. Drawing on his insights into past ideal societies, this book aims to craft a realistic utopia—one that is grounded in practical considerations rather than mere fantasy. (Summary by Wikipedia)