My Perfect Society

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My Perfect Society We all have a dream for a perfect society, which could entail many different things depending on a person’s personal views, hopes, and dreams. It can also be fun to fantasize about the how the world could be a better place for us in our vision. My dream for a perfect society would be one where everyone was a driven intellectual. There are so many people in the world that just don’t care about their education and do nothing to challenge themselves intellectually. I think it’s a shame to not actively exercise one’s brain and not have a burning desire to learn more and engage in intellectual conversations with others. I’d love to live in a world without reality television programs. Many people find these programs to be entertaining, and that’s all a matter of preference, but the glorification of people making poor decisions, saying unintelligent things, and being overall crass just makes it acceptable for others in society to do the same. I find it pitiful and don’t believe it should be the large focus it is in our society. I’d like to wake up one day and know that there aren’t children out there having children of their own at such a young age. We have a daycare on campus, and this seems reasonable to me on a college campus as there are more than enough adults working and attending LaGuardia. At one of my former high schools there was a daycare, not for teachers, but for students. I couldn’t understand why anyone at the age of 13-17 would want to have kids with their whole lives ahead of them to raise a family. The fact that unwed teenage mothers is so commonplace the need for the daycare in school to encourage them to continue their education became necessary saddens me. In my perfect society I could wear whatever I wanted, dye my hair any color, get any number of tattoos, wear piercings, and not be judged for my overall appearance in the
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