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Your born to be civilized 23223 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  I say it again. The journey in life is to be civilized. The
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  human being is born to prove that it's something different from animals in a while.
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  That's why humans used to live in forests, in the jungle, in
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  caves, and humans gradually became civilized. Why do they become civilized? Because
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  if it's one human, you can do what you like. But when two
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  people live together, two persons live together, it is a consensus of behavior.
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  It means there is a consensus accepted character of toleration of certain rights and
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  freedoms and liberties, of what we can do and what we cannot do.
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  It must prove to be civilized in order to live in a civilized society.
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  To be civilized, it's not a by a particular race, a particular group
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  of people. It means that they have evolved. They have evolved in their
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  mind, body, soul, an environment that have involved in their thinking,
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  in their way of doing stuff. How they speak, how they think,
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  how they carry themselves, how they walk, how they stand, how they
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  how they sleep, how they act, they react, what they do and
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  what they can do. When they talk about the golden rule that do to
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  others or you like them, don't to you, the golden rule yourself means
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  that you're civilized. When they see the human beings enlightened. It means you
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  have shined a light in your mind and your body and your soul. You
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  have taken away from yourself failed on tidiness, on cleanliness, ignorance, repugnances,
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  cruties, inferiorities, negativities or primitivities. It means you have evolved.
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  You have evolved from your primitive self, from your animal self, from your
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  poor set or poor self, from your ignorance, stead of being, into
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  a being that is gentle, respectful, dignified, educated, enlightened, tolerant,
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  civil law, a biby, empathetic, compassionate, and willing to be
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  part of society, willing to contribute. Would have been a burdened, a
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  leakage, a shame, or the missing link of that which is not right.
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  The god of society is being civilized, because once a human being is
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  civilized their character and their way of being, it's predictable when somebody. When
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  you speak to somebody, it's of civilized behavior to follow the basic curtesy of
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  life of speech. You listen when the person speaks, the person listens when
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  you speak. And when you're speaking, you know somebody needs to speak to
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  And when you're speaking, you speak with purpose. You speak with class,
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  just as you sit with class and live in class and equal class. You
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  speak with class. Your intonation, your accent, where you carry your voice,
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  the way you pass your message on your respectful linguistics, making show that
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  your sentence is correct subject verb, the object and the subject. The figures
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  of speech, the deck room of speech, a proof to your civilized.
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  When people took off religion, they are token of being civilized. To be
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  civilized did not start today. It's not a Western thing or an African thing,
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  or an asient thing. It's a state of being. You can look
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  at the picture over there. You see the founding fathers. You can see
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  that sucks issues, the way they stand and the way they speak. You
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  can see the decorations. You can see the art right. You can see
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  in that weak listen to what they side, their grammar, the language,
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  the ability to put words together. You live to prove that you're civilized.
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  If you're not civilized, you're not accepting in society. Everywhere you're going in
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  life. If you're not civilized, you will not be accepted in the upper
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  echeleance of society. Because your character and your behavior become disruptive, it becomes
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  unacceptable, becomes crue it becomes demeaning, disrespectful. You're a greater. You
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  go to school to be civilized. Your prayers talk to you every day.
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  At home they teach you basic civility. And when we wake up in the
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  morning, you make up your bed, you clean your room, your exercise,
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  you pray or you meditate. You learn her to posture. Your body
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  had to walk straight and tall. We go to the rest room, and
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  that your restroom is clean. You brush, You look at yourself in the
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  in the mirror, you fix yourself. You're cleaning yourself. You dress well.
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  To be civilized means you're neat, you clean, you do not smell.
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  Environment is tidy, things are ware the bilong and things are where they
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  should be. The environment need to be classy. You need to be ventilated.
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  It's half space. And don't you see dirt? And when you eat?
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  What is your table manners? How do you say it? How do
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  you put your cutleres and you take a spoon to your mouth, does it
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  hit your teeth? Then the noise when you speak or you eat how do
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  you chew? How do you even swallow your food? There is a bottle
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  of water by your side, and there's some fruits on your table. When
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  you eat a table manners, you have vegetables, seeds and nuts, fruits.
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  How clean is your plight? How sanitize is your environment? Are you
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  prepared to go to school or to work? Did you look yourself in the
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  mirror? Did you sip your pants, to comb your hair, to brush,
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  to smell your breath in your hands? It's your car clean, it's
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  your office clean, it's your desk clean. Is it does that? It
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  is sanitized? It is pride. Your office is a vase with a flower
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  or a plant. At home, you have some plants, you have pets?
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  And civilized are you? And when you think, what do you think?
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  Are you positive in your thinking? Are you demeaning? Are you racist?
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  Are you sexist? Are you a bigot? Are you hateful? Are
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  you negative? All those are on civilized behavior? And when you study?
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  What do you study in school? How do you carry yourself? It's come
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  you don't civilized things? Do you vape or cigarette or smell or alcoholism or
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  all this primitive sex? Or all this in fear? Or design type of
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  things in your privacy? What do you do yourself and you carry yourself?
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  Are you clean because of people? Are you civilized because of people? Do
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  you do the right thing because somebody is watching you? You obey the law
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  because of scared of the of the law enforcement? Do you do the right
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  thing because you're scared of your parents? You got fearing of human fearing because
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  of somebody? You do good because of somebody, a civilized person, that's
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  good. Do right, not because of anybody or anything else, because the
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  right thing to do. Do you create? Do you write? Do you
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  think you contribute? H you compose? H you planted? Do you nurture?
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  Are you productive? Are you industrious? Are you inventive? Are you
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  creative? Are innovative? What do you do with your time? With your
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  space? You meditate or prayer? Do you seek higher enlightenment? Do you
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  travel to places in the world to learn from the ancients? What does it
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  mean to be civilized? Religion calls it the way to God, that God
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  you see when they talk about God. It's about doing everything good, everything
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  clean, everything civilized. When you go to a church or a temple or
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  a synagogue, it's clean, it's classy, it's well organized. Look at
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  the architecture, look at the designs. You're born to be civilized, and
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  when you bound to this world, you're given every tool to be civilized.
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  They have the mouth to speak, the ears to hear, the eyes to
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  see, the nostris to smell, your hands to touch and feel a sensation,
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  your sentiments, your emotions, all is geared or geared towards you being
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  civilized. You're help by fashion, by architecture, by inventions, and are
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  bound to be primitive because the human being is born primitive, and we live
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  our lives to prove that we are different from animals. And the thing that
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  makes the thing that makes humans different from animals, it's our artificialities. It
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  means we construct in society in a true social contract, such a construct to
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  acceptable civilized norms. And this is what we expect from you, This is
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  what you should do. Every civilized society is a better society. People dream
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  and gravitate towards civilized societies because when you see a civilized society, you see
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  a civilized human being. It being with respect and dignity, respect for the
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  women, respect for children, respect for order, respect for the law,
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  respect for nature, respect for everything, the animals in the world, or
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  the insects or the creatures of nature. Do not be cruel or brutish on
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  civilized, or repugnant or destructive, but constructive will not bring chaos of violence,
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  but peace and meaning. Do not impose, don imprint, do no
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  control, theyill persuade. He carried himselves looking positive, with good will,
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  good intentions, good hope as living to be better, living to be the
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  best, being, conscious being, conscious and sensitive to the wrongs of society.
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  A bond to the civilized society is better when humans are taught to be
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  civilized. The goal in life is to be civilized. And once you become
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  civilized, it become good at science, it becomes good in humanities, it
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  become good in your spirituality and are are you believe in That's why you cannot
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  believe in a god and be cruel the racist, be sexes, be repugnant
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  or hateful or primitive, because thou not be your God. You cannot elevate
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  yourself to that which is not superior. You cannot be a superior as human
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  being when I have been civilized. Superiority is nonferiority. Superiority is no negativity.
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  Superiority is not cruelty. When you see a civilized human being, you
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  see a better human being that's reasonable, rational, and not in the extreme.
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  If you see a civilized human being, you see a liberal. You
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  see a liberal conservative human being that belief in the basics of society, in
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  the fundamentals of society, and what is that fundamental who is truth? To
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  be self evident? All humans are created equal in their naturality. But I
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  call upon to be civilized human beings. And when they do become civilized,
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  they treat one another with fairness, with equity, with equality, with dignity,
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  with respect, with honor and class, without prejudices of violence, of
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  wars or conflict, because in such primitivities and cruities, humanity is at worce.
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  You're bond to be civilized. That's why you go to school. That's
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  why go to church or to the temple or to a synagogue. That's how
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  you commute, that's how you commute. That's how I become part of society.
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  As our society is made and civilized people come together and set some basic
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  rules that if all of us will follow these rules, society will be better.
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  Then we'll be freeing ourselves to think, to pursue our own happiness or
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  satisfaction, or are on intrinsic individuality. And if somebody goes against these civilized
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  rules, that person should be punished, not punished with vengeance, but punished
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  as deterans to teach others that if you do that, it's unacceptable, it's
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  uncivilized. Take it to heart. To be civilized. It's the right thing
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  to do. It's selfish not to be civilized. Out of incivility, things
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  go wrong, out of repugnancies, things go wrong, out of primitivity is
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  things go wrong, out of inferiority. Things go wrong because all these negativities
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  means a person that's not civilized. They don't need to shout to you or
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  punish you to do the right thing. You need to know within yourself how
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  to self discipline, how to teach yourself, To teach your mind, body
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  and soul to seek measurement, proportionality, and balance, and to seek in
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  her peace, fine, harmony, and not to be noisy, disruptive,
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  disregarding, reckless, careless, and trashy. M