The Culture from lain Banks culture series.
Which novel set in the future has portrayed a (reasonably plausible) world that you would most love for humanity to achieve? Inspire us.
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Perhaps Dune because even with the social problems that we observed, humanity flourishes
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The thing with novels set in the future is that they are never bracing, or if they are, they tend to be boring. Having said that....https://www.resilience.org/stories/2017-06-05/retrotopia-review/ …
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Ah, I just posted this book too! I'd like to immigrate to the Lakeland Republic someday.
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Can I just say Star Trek Next Generation?
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Island, by Aldous Huxley. Basically his ideas on how to avoid Brave New World after thinking about it for thirty years.
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It doesn’t end well.
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Starship Troopers
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"Foundation" series by Azimov. Parts of it, anyway.
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