The main idea is to be careful about what you want. Sometimes, what we think is good or what we hope for is just something we imagine. Problems exist all around the world, and many of them happen because of things we do to ourselves.
If it is not external threats who will simply contribute to the downfall of 'the good idea'.
1. It starts with a good idea
As an Utopian vision, we could build a better community, a better World, if only we did this and that.
2. Issue starts to show up
Internal dynamics and increasingly tyrannical tendencies or significant external threats. Mere nuisance; or symbolizing the external pressures that historically have challenged, invaded, or otherwise contributed to the decline of any order.
3. Answers, and more effort up to a certain point
Adding another layer of complexity to the founder's efforts, illustrating how isolation from perceived corruption doesn't necessarily shield one from conflict—it often follows or finds a new form in any human endeavor, particularly one that seeks to establish its own rule and order in a previously established system.
The presence of these antagonistic forces helps to hasten the collapse of any good idea.
Showing how external aggression interacts with internal decay to accelerate the fall of any Utopian project.
4. Regeneration
Some dude will then come up with a better idea and the cycle will continue.
