IJesusChrist a dit:
It's not that they are ignorant, it's that they just never get the chance to know.
Well, that's true if you interpret being ignorant the same as being stupid (or any other mental shortcoming preventing a person from 'knowing').
But in its true sense being ignorant is being in a state of 'not knowing', and being stupid or having never had the chance to 'know' both lead to ignorance.
It's important to differ between the two in this matter imho.
I can see a point though in Magicmumu's post and your reply. But it adresses a subtly different matter imo. It holds true as long as you look at Kai's subjective experience. What I'm trying to say is, Kai is evidently pretty annoyed by the ignorance of his surrounding. If he'd change his attituted and perspective towards/on his surrounding he might start 'experiencing' them as little babies helplessly trying to cope in a world they do not yet understand (metaphorically speaking ofcourse

) and thus will not feel annoyed by them. I assume you don't feel like hurting a baby 'cause it doesnt know how to wash the dishes

.. or even knows anything like that even exists.
But this doesn't take away the fact that these helpless babies are ignorant.. beacause they are! So why haven't mom and dad come along and taught us? I think, probably because in this matter the baby will have to go to mom and dad and ask for an explanation.. It just doesn't work the other way around; the motivational factor is missing.
Hope any of this makes sense heheh^^