The Island of Gana

In the 18 century two Quakers came to Guana for something called the Quaker experience it lasted 45 years and they used African slaves to do work for them.
In 1934 Beth and Louis Bigelow bought it and built six houses and became pioneers.
In 1975 Henry and Gloria Jarecki purchased it and started improving the land for the people.

I think you cant build a Utopia with slave because you cant have peace and free will if you forcing people to do something.

I don't think you should be able to buy Utopia because some people can't afford it so only rich people would have it.

Newton's Second law

Experiment 2

Problem- Is the force required to get an object moving the same,less or more than the force required to keep an object moving.

Object- The object of this lab was to prove if Newtons second law is tru or not.

Hypothesis- I think that more force is required to move an object from rest then to keep it going because to start an object moving you have to give it an extra tug more then it you were just pulling it at a constant speed.

Tug Mass
1 30g
2 45g
3 85g
Jerk Mass
1 20g
2 70g4
3 40g

Constant
Test Mass
1 30g
2 30g
Faster
Test Mass
1 45g
2 45g

Materials-
String
Cart
200 gram weight
Spring Scale

Procedure- First I had to tie the string to the cart and the loop the other end ant tie it to the spring scale.

Next I had to put the weight on the cart and pull it around the table and record the progress.

Conclusin- The Chart shows that it takes more force to keep an object in motion then it does to start it.My hypothesis was incorrect.It does follow Newton's Second law.

Newton's First Law

Experiment 1

Problem- Will an object at rest remain at rest unless moved by an external force.

Objective- The purpose of this lab is to prove if Newtons first law is true.

Hypothesis- I predict that once the ramp is pulled from under the cart, the cart will land in the same spot on the table.Proving that Newtons first law is true,which states that an object at rest will remain at rest or that an object in motion will remain constant in a straight line.

Material- Wood ramp

Ruler

Cart

Procedure- First I put took the ruler and measured 12 inches and thats how much the wood ,would hand of the table.Then I put the cart on it and pulled thewould from under it.

Conclusion- When I pulled the ramp from under the cart, it landed on the table in the exact spot it was before,proving that Newtons first law is true.

UtopianSociety Architect

My Utopian Society wouldn't have buildings with jobs and highways because all those things represent stress and it would have to be totally different from the cities today

Utopian Debate ( Architect) part 4

To answer Chaz's question I think that if people wouldn't have invented things that made people feel they have to compete and get violent the world would still be peaceful.

Utopian Debate ( Architect) part 3

I guess you can use more materials but it should be kept simple so people don't try to compete with each other

Utopian Debate(Architecture) part2

I don't know you could use mud or something but if it worked along time ago it could work now.