Utopia: resumen de Part 5

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1. Families and cities regulate their numbers through transfers, while colonies absorb excess population and supply replacements after disasters.
2. Utopians admit willing inhabitants into colonies but expel those who reject their laws, using force against resistance.
3. Families obtain goods without payment, while slaves slaughter animals outside towns to protect citizens’ kindness and public health.
4. Hospitals receive priority supplies and offer spacious accommodation, skilled treatment, and care that attracts patients voluntarily.
5. Communal halls organize food preparation, nursing, seating, and service according to sex, age, and social position.
6. Meals combine moral discussion with harmless pleasures, while rural families eat at home and supply towns with food.

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