Create a provocative poem or essay that boldly questions a widely accepted belief or common attitude.

Throughout history, visionaries have envisioned idyllic utopias, while authors like Aldous Huxley have sounded alarms about ominous dystopias. Delve into the etymology of these concepts and explore their evolution in both society and literary works.

Compare the innovations you consider essential to those you fervently wish had never seen the light of day.

Collaborate within a group to craft a set of guidelines or a rubric for evaluating modern satire. Select an example from contemporary media—be it an essay, an editorial, a cartoon, or a standup comedy video—and rigorously assess it using your criteria.