Well... Me Personally

I suppose the idea of the project in part is to get me to explore some of my ideals and how they could be obtained and so, I will do that in short; while still recognizing that I have no desire to attempt to create perfection, because it disgusts me how irrational humans can be. You can't control everyone, were born individual and individually speaking...here are some of my thoughts about improving MY quality of life. A lot of them...are to do with human nature in itself and although I have no intention of changing human nature or believing in "editing" people, they are my ideals.

I wish ignorance, was less. I don't mean ignoring things to help with fears or to push yourself further, I mean careless ignorance. I mean ignorance that hurts others. I live with a disease and I could say I wish there wasn't disease but I don't. I strongly believe struggle is meant to be a part of life. I don't think people have to create the struggle for others. If the humans were more open-minded and susceptible to the world around them and their instinct was not to pass instant judgement, a lot of people would lead a happier life. Ignorance isn't always voluntary and I recognize that...most often it's not. I just think these things would be better if people could help their judgements and ask more questions first and decide how they feel later. How would this happen? It wouldn't but a start to it, is more openly talking with others about our imperfections. People need to not fear being "abnormal". the more you fear people's judgements the more their judgements will hurt and the more often you will notice them and take them to heart. If everyone could just focus on changing their thinking it wouldn't be someone telling someone else what is right or wrong. It would be a personal choice to be more aware. It'd be in my mind, paradise. But paradise is just a more common word for Utopia and after all... they don't exist.

I wouldn't change hunger, or homelessness. I'm not a mean person; I'm a person who although I don't believe in religion, have faith that struggle is an important part of the balance in life. Conflict is important in life. Ideally, there would be none but to me ideal is, as rational but happy as life could get.

I'd make government, not government. Now that's a feat. There would really be a community decision on everything. Compromise wouldn't be always listening to the majority. Compromise wouldn't be persuading people to sort of kind of go along with one person's ideals. The government would be capable of hearing all sides of problems and magically incorporate them into the "best plan". It's not realistic, but it's perfect. Government wouldn't bow down to anyone, it wouldn't be held above. Order would be obtainable through people's desire to live happily and in a way that we can still exist amongst one another on a common planet. that's the key to all my ideals. There being some way people are individual but also selfless enough to successfully interact with others and their planet.

I say these things couldn't happen, but I'm all for effort. In a perfect world each individual would understand that they are important. There would be self-worth and respect above all because how are you supposed to be respectful if you can't love yourself? It's simply really. My ideals are systems which allow everyone equal opportunity which doesn't necessarily mean everyone has everything. People would have a greater understanding of life and it's meaning and how things would work. How can that be accomplished? It can't.

If everyone focuses on looking inward to find what is best for them but still as a part of the whole...things would start to look a little better in my eyes. There wouldn't be anyone above anyone else because people would be too caught up in finding their way not judging everyone else's.