Bah Humbug, i will move to Canada!

The Matrix. I would negotiate one hell of a deal for myself. LOL!

Psychopass! Your psyche is continuously under check by a specially designed device that checks your psyche hue. Hue ranges from shades of colours where red is at the extreme end. A person with hue in the shades of red is likely to commit crime and as a result he is arrested and given counseling until his/her hue returns to normal. No crimes, no criminals......a better world

I think I would opt for utopia.

The world of Fallout.

Probably not a great one. Post apocalyptic and desolate. But it’s a world I sort of understand. This one is utterly baffling

The Stand. Because in that world there would be a lot less people!

A Blade Runner scenario would be alright if I could manage to get off world otherwise I would find the constant rain to be depressing.
Either that or the Morlock / Eloi world in The Time Machine, hard to decide if I would rather be an Eloi who seem happier or a Morlock who seem better fed.

You’ve pretty much described the “good elements” of the present. Surrogate motherhood makes pregnancy optional. Genetic ingeneering takes place every day when women select certain male donors when they want to receive IVF, opioids make pain a convenient excuse, and everyone seems to be living for the eeekend. The fact that these practices are merely optional, not mandatory, makes the whole thing even better. I would agree that despite its pitfalls the present is the best time ever in the history of our species.

I like the world of “I, Robot,” the movie with Will Smith. I read the Asimov short stories that share the same title, and they are great, but do not not depict a distopian world. The endless possibilities of a human/cyber symbiosis are very attractive despite the inherent dangers contained therein.

Good question they're all kinda miserable

As an Australian, has to be Mad Max.

Just like heaven it would get boring after a while.

I'll take Divergent, all the other ones involve not feeling emotion and without that, what's life? Dark Matter was a close second but who wants to still be a slave to corporations in their fantasy?

Would have to be the Firefly 'verse
Basically because i want to be a browncoat. But also i reckon a lot of people in Scotland like me empathise with Malcolm Reynolds

Lots of them have good points. I like the dystopian world of The Walking Dead because problems aren't so much psychological or complex anymore. It's like war, brutal but black and white. The one world I would not like is the one they had in the movie Idiocracy. Those guys frighten me more than zombies!

I believe that maternity evolved in many good ways, I am grateful that my parents transmitted me the sense of love and rationality which is the base of my life. I feel glad that it was not about religion but goodness. By the way English is not my native language , I just do my best to communicate my ideas , so please have this in mind.

Star Trek! Oh, wait...

I think I would always be fighting a dystopian world. The world I imagine doesn't exist yet, but I try to my corner of it better.

The one were in.
Iran and Israel about to start a shit storm, Trumpodaklown getting his war, corporate rule, bigotry gaining power.....
What could be better.

Altered Carbon

Ditto,lots of Soma as well!

You mean besides our current one?

The world of Ready Player One wouldn’t be too bad. As long as you avoid the IOI.

Does the Walking Dead scenario count? My band would select a good prison and defend it with all our might instead of squandering it away like Rick and company.

The Giver trilogy. Not completely horrid, but dull and no control over your life.