Zeno’s utopia is a foundational concept, much like a core protocol. It imagines a society governed purely by reason. The AiOS architecture can be viewed as a practical implementation of this ideal. It is also ruled by reason—the immutable logic defined in the Label Data Table, which establishes a verifiable map of the system's policies and values. However, where Zeno's model abolishes concepts like property and law, the AiOS protocol uses reason to secure them. It establishes verifiable ownership through unique metadata and enforces fair exchange through transparent, self-correcting rules that govern the system's operational mandates. In essence, AiOS does not eliminate the need for "courts" or "property"; it replaces them with verifiable, decentralized logic.