This answer turned into a rant about why we need a better species of humanity than this one.

[MCheetah]

You said it, man.

The Human Development Index: Only a handful of countries that don't suck.

I believe my mind is what makes me "unique" among others around me. I want to contribute back to humanity, unlike 99% of people who think their mere existence validates them to continue living. I want to actually matter in the world and leave a positive impact. I'm a teacher right now, and I try every day, but I feel like almost anyone can teach and it's not enough. I want to do more, and help more people, and do more things.

This world is sh*t and most of humanity are very worthy of being hated and held in contempt. But why does the world suck and why are people so stupid and awful? It doesn't have to be this way. We don't have to live in a world of Marxism, Communism, social justice bigotry, race supremacy, Islam, and other destructive ideologies. We could live in a world run by intelligence and love.

Why are humans always drawn to stupidity and open corruption? Why is it so hard for individuals to find love on a planet of 7+ billion human lives? Why are there only 15 countries in the world that aren't absolute crap in the 2020's? According to the HDI; The US, Canada, England, Ireland, Spain, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, The Netherlands, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, are the only top-tier countries on Earth that basically aren't sh*tty. (I know Sweden is on this list too, technically making it 16 countries, but f*ck Sweden; that socialist nightmare sh*thole.) Half of the world doesn't have enough food to eat and a third of the world doesn't have enough clean drinking water. And me working for Habitat for Humanity tomorrow isn't going to change that.

I am unique in the sense that we are all technically unique. However, I am different because I am one of the only few people on Earth (it seems) who doesn't think simply being alive warrants your existence on an already crowded planet and that you should deserve to have resources just for being "a human being." No, I think people actually NEED to contribute to society. Or GTFO our planet.

I'm so sick of the Earth sucking ass. It's time we finally upgrade this world and get rid of the stupid hyper-corrupt people in charge. But current-day humanity is too lazy, selfish, and stupid to ever want better for itself. Such is the curse of being "average" and mediocre. Too comfortable and well-fed to objectively matter in the world. The average human has less value to Earth than the cow that was killed to feed it. And I'm so f*cking sick of this fact of human civilization. We should f*cking have colonies on Mars by now, not arguing over "preferred pronouns" from literal retards who took a social justice class in college and people who think a black guy dying is cause to burn down America.

I'm so sick of humanity being pieces of sh*t. While I can do nothing about it. We need a better species than 2020s humanity. F*ck.

(By the way, I'm trying to be more positive in 2020, which is why I cut back on cursing. Guess I picked the wrong year for that, huh?)

[hellionthesagereborn]

Well lets be fair here, we are the better humanity. Historically when we were hunter gatherers our likelihood of being killed by another human was anywhere between 50% to 90%, currently in the US its.002%(and that could be easily reduced by more then half if we tackle the fatherless issues).

As for socialism and the greedy things mentioned, that is ironically due to people being pampered (and brainwashed at the youngest age through our public schooling system and media which is all controled entirely by the left (provably)). See none of them had to struggle so that is why marxist ideas seem so apealing. I mean Karl Marx never had a job, he went from school straight to being pampered by his rich friend (who was rich because his daddy did all the work to make him rich). That actually sums up Marx's economic ideas i. e. lets all just mooch off of our rich friends. The problem is we have it TOO good and as a result they have no context, their worse feelings, worse situation, is having their internet go out so they are mentally incappable of understanding what struggle truly is which is why they advocate for getting free shit.

Now I agree its bad, but that is due to a system that has been intentionally manipulated and tainted by socialists. The destruction of the family unit meant more government influence through public schooling which meant the government got to raise the children while mommy and daddy were to busy working to know what their kids were being taught (also why some schools during the current lock down tried to make parents sign wavers saying they wouldn't listen into their childrens online classes (which should be a huge red flag)).

So this could be fixed as well by having a traditional household where parents can actually spend more time with their children and by extension be the ones to raise them instead of propagandists.

as frustrating as all of this is we are actually living in the best age of humanity out their, with the least amount of violence, some of the most charitable donations etc. etc. Its not perfect but it never will be. Focus on the few major problems we have (like the ones mentioned) and fix those and we will be right back on track to a better humanity and future.

[captain_voidwalker]

I also used to struggle with that. What I have learned is very few of us can do good for others on a grand scale. But we can do good on a small scale. For instance e I am a small business owner and I have 4 employees. 2 master electricians 1 apprentice electrician. And 1 secretary. I contribute by running my business as best as I can and giving my employees the chance to earn a great living.
This is also why I cannot stand the crazy liberal leftists. According to them I'm a damned monster because I work hard and earn money for both myself and my employees.

[Jjpayne]

I think it's a good goal to inspire all of us to want to leave someone positive behind for humanity went we pass on. I agree, life is more than simply just living it. I think it's important for us to make an impact

[Dchrls78104]

Proof that man is his own biggest problem.