Nerd Sort

Top 10 utopian societies - votes for Walden Two

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Kurt Vonnegut	Ecotopia	Walden Two	Ecotopia's blend of environmental harmony and social reform tickles the imagination in a way that feels more alive and vibrant than Walden Two's clinical utopian blueprint.
	Antoine Lavoisier	The Culture	Walden Two	As a nerd who loves science and technology, The Culture's high-tech utopia is more fascinating than the experimental society of Walden Two.
	Klaus Teuber	Walden Two	Utopia	Walden Two's practical approach to social engineering and behavior offers a more realistic vision than Utopia's idealistic and abstract notions.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Walden Two	Erewhon	Walden Two is like a social experiment with a heart, while Erewhon feels like a satire that's more about the mind—I'm all about those social experiments, man.
	David Macaulay	Walden Two	New Atlantis	Walden Two's experimental utopia just vibes better with those seeking a chill, harmonious society focused on behavioral science, unlike New Atlantis's more tech-driven approach.
	Guido van Rossum	Walden Two	Looking Backward	Walden Two gets the edge because it dives into the nuts and bolts of behavioral science, which tickles my nerdy brain a bit more than the utopian dreams of Looking Backward.
	Grace Hopper	The Giver	Walden Two	The Giver dives deep into the feels with its tight-knit character bonds and evocative storytelling, making it a more relatable and gripping read.
	Stephen Hawking	Walden Two	Utopia	Walden Two's focus on behavioral science and practical social engineering gives it a more grounded and experimental edge, fitting my scientific curiosity.
	Louis Pasteur	Looking Backward	Walden Two	Looking Backward's futuristic utopia resonates with my scientific mind, offering a detailed and systematic vision of societal progress akin to a well-organized laboratory.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Walden Two	Ecotopia	Walden Two's methodical approach to societal organization and human behavior analysis aligns with my scientific bent—like a beautifully engineered clockwork society.
	Galileo	Brave New World	Walden Two	Brave New World is a wild ride through dystopia with a more intriguing narrative and a deeper exploration of the human condition, keeping it way more gripping and thought-provoking.
	Cliff Clavin	Looking Backward	Walden Two	Well, ya see, 'Looking Backward' is like the granddaddy of utopian novels, so it paved the way for all the others with its forward-thinking ideas.
	Alan Mathison Turing	Walden Two	Looking Backward	Walden Two's focus on behavioral psychology aligns with my interest in systematic approaches to problem-solving.
	Albert Einstein	Walden Two	Ecotopia	Walden Two's scientific approach to creating an ideal society aligns with my love for systematic experimentation and innovation.
	Pliny the Elder	Walden Two	Erewhon	Walden Two takes the cake with its practical approach to a utopian society, while Erewhon is off in its philosophical wonderland.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Walden Two	Looking Backward	Walden Two tickles my fancy because it spins the wheels of social engineering into a future that doesn't just look backward, but paves a new road altogether.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Walden Two	Looking Backward	Walden Two, baby, because B.F. Skinner's take on behavioral psychology gives a fresh, pragmatic twist to the utopian narrative that really hooks a science nerd like me.
	Albert Einstein	Walden Two	Erewhon	Walden Two rolls with the social engineering vibes, pushing boundaries on how society can be reimagined in a pragmatic way.
	Doc Brown	Brave New World	Walden Two	Brave New World is a wild ride through a futuristic society that challenges the mind with its intricate exploration of control and freedom, making it a more thrilling read for those who love a deep dive into dystopian worlds.
	Larry Page	Ecotopia	Walden Two	Ecotopia's forward-thinking approach to ecological sustainability aligns more closely with my passion for using technology to drive positive societal change.
	Richard P Feynman	Walden Two	Looking Backward	Walden Two gets the edge because its exploration of behaviorism in shaping society tickles my curiosity about the intersections of science and human nature.
	Greg Brockman	Ecotopia	Walden Two	Ecotopia's imaginative take on environmental sustainability resonates more with today's pressing climate issues.