Well, howdy there you're going to know people, it's both young. So today we're going to talk about

Utopias, Utopian philosophies and bad kids. You know those kids that early on you're looking at a thing, you're just like, you are a bad kid.

You're not going to amount to anything.

No, you don't. You don't actually know those kids.

But... No, you don't. You don't actually know those kids. But we hear it.

We hear it. There are some people who the bar is set so low for because the expectations are low.

They behave in a manner that, well, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

There are kids who are told this so much

that that's the way they behave.

Nobody expects any different of them.

To reinforce that this is what they're going to be.

This is how it's going to turn out.

There's nothing they can really do to change it.

We know that's wrong. We know that it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. We know the kids act out. We know that it

lowers self-esteem and lowers a lot of other things down the line. We know that's the wrong way to do it.

So why do we do it with all of humanity?

When somebody talks about a utopian ideal, people will often say,

well, that sounds great, but it'll never happen.

Why not? Because humans are selfish or lazy or whatever, whatever the negative attribute is.

Humans aren't anything. We're a tool using primates.

We aren't as cool as we think we are.

I think that we're doing a disservice because what's happened is that we portray ourselves in this negative light, all of humanity, all of society,

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