if everybody everywhere did their BEST every second of everyday would it really make a perfect happy world?

Question

something tells me that it would create more problems but I don't know why. maybe someone can explain through economics or socoiology or whatever why it might end up screwing everyone over.

Answer 1

naw..

Answer 2

First off, this would not work because of individuality. As individuals we define our own reality, therefore our definition of what is doing our best might not fit in with another person's idea of doing his/her best. This is not to say society does not play into it. In fact, it makes this even more difficult because society influences the individual both on a micro and macro level. So groups of different people would also need to agree.

If you want a thorough understanding read all the sociology theory about Eutopia and disenchantment. Also read Karl Marx or a reader about Karl Marx, then study the USSR and China.

Answer 3

I dont think of it might make a perfect international yet i think of it might make the international alot happier, i comprehend in my view giving something each and every thing I have been given supplies me delight. so some distance because it being a perfect international, I doubt it, the international is merely no longer perfect, because of the fact some people positioned their attempt into "evil" and a few into "good" and that i think of the extra attempt in th evil might cancel out with the extra attempt into the good and we must be best back the place we at the instant are. i'm of course no longer any form of expert or something, those are merely my ideas

Answer 4

I will try to be brief, for your sake and mine, it is far too late here to be doing intense thought.

1. try to think of what makes you happy, your ideal world, your heaven.
2. try to think of what your mother's heaven is, or your best friend, or anyone for that matter.
3. the conclusion you may end up with is that every ones ideal or happy world is different because it best suits them.
4. consider that you cannot please all the people all the time.
5. result, the world we live in today.

we only get a slice of the cake, not all of it.

Answer 5

well think of it this way... yes it might help because those who would be helping would be doing it to the best of their ability but what about those who cause destruction in the world? what if murderers were murdering more and more because they were doing their best to murder as many as possible. what if countries did their best to create nuclear weapons or tryed their best to elimate their enemies? or terrorists did their best to brain wash more people and produced more sucide bombers and terrorists. what if the media did their best to futher corrupt the younger generations? what if those who were raceist did their best to elimate the races they hated? see how much hate and destruction could come from those who cause it to do their best to cause it?

Answer 6

Probably not. What one person considers their best may not be another persons view of the best.
For instance, if I paint a water colour to be best of my ability, it does not compare to DaVinci. So if I considered my painting to be perfect, other people would be angry at my assumption.

Answer 7

I think in a perfect world we would all be terribly bored.

Answer 8

no, because someones "best" could be not so great to someone else. it would be too perfect and there would be no problems to fix

Answer 9

Too much of best would make life very dull

Answer 10

it would make a terrible world, because no one would ever have fun, they'd just try too hard and be stressed and working constantly

Answer 11

Nope because one person's best is aggravating to another person. The old saying "You can't please everyone" works in this instance.