🏠Household rules dictate the management of population in Utopia, with the oldest man ruling the family.
👨👩👧👦Women leave their homes upon marriage, while men stay and obey their parents.
👶Extra babies are adopted out to families with fewer children to maintain a balance.
🏙️If the population exceeds capacity, a new colony is created on the mainland.
🌐Communal sharing of resources and labor ensures equitable distribution among the inhabitants.
How is population managed in Utopia?
—Population in Utopia is managed through household rules, adoption, and colonization.
What happens to extra babies in Utopia?
—Extra babies are adopted out to families with fewer children.
How is the distribution of resources ensured in Utopia?
—In Utopia, resources are distributed through communal sharing and a marketplace system.
Are there limitations on the size of families in Utopia?
—Families in Utopia must have at least 10 members and no more than 16 members.
What happens if the population exceeds capacity in Utopia?
—If the population exceeds capacity, a new colony is created on the mainland.
00:10In Utopia, the population is managed through strict household rules.
00:36Families in Utopia must have at least 10 and no more than 16 members.
00:55Extra babies in Utopia are adopted out to families with fewer children.
01:01If the population exceeds capacity, a new colony is created on the mainland.
01:19In Utopia, resources are distributed through communal sharing and a marketplace system.
01:29Slaves in Utopia are responsible for butchering animals to avoid the citizens' involvement.
01:43Meals in Utopia are served at large halls with complex rules for preparation and serving.
02:15The Utopian system influenced the development of communism with its communal sharing ideals.
