In the time machine, the time traveller comes to three different conclusions about how eloi society functions. describe each of the three conclusions.

In H.G. Wells's novel The Time Machine, the Elio are one of two post-human races that the narrator encounters in the far future. Wells presents Elio society as being practically utopian, perhaps dangerously so.  Elio society is depicted as being simplistic and naive with no interest in further learning or development. The Elions focus their daily activities only upon play and enjoyment.  Their society is presented as being communistic with all members being of equal rank and, in essence, indistinguishable from each other in mind, body, and spirit.