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I find its healthier to assume you're dumb if you don't understand what is going on in the textbook. Its incentive to get better.

Everyone is an idiot at something.

But this is the 21st century, everyone is perfect the way they are, no need to improve.

I think, the focus on what is actually fine has shifted.

Obviously, everyone has parts of their life they could improve.

But in the past the world expected you to change things that, in fact, were perfectly fine.

We are now in the readjustment phase, what did society want from us that was actually bad and what was good?