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The idyllic society is inherently unstable and hence transitory: not through any systematic flaw, but because of the self-seeking motive which drives human behaviour.
Advancing technology reduce the labour required to work an estate. In consequence, former bound labourers are jettisoned into regional labour pools without land or means.
Expanding markets threw artisans into competition. Out of the fray emerged an economic class, whom serendipity made rich upon the labours of their former peers.
The settler fences the land, depriving the wanderer of his hunting ground. This triggers conflict in which the wanderer eventually dispossesses and subjugates the settler.
The wanderer's view that what is 'just there' is rightly for the taking is manifest in the modern world, particularly with regard to intellectual property.
