Are all human beings truly equal? - Ayanokoji's Words | Classroom of Elite
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- Video Title: Are all human beings truly equal? - Ayanokoji's Words | Classroom of Elite
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I've never once thought of you as an ally. Not you. Not Kushida. Not Hirata. All people are nothing but tools. It doesn't matter how it's done. It doesn't matter what needs to be sacrificed. In this world, winning is everything. As long as I win in the end...That's all that matters.
🧿Ayanokoji:
If I may?
I'd like to pose an interesting question.
Are all human beings truly equal?
These days everywhere you go there's talk about the fight for equality. As a wise man once said heaven does not create one person above or below another. People like to throw his words around but that's not the whole quote. He goes on to say that while we are all equal at birth, pretty soon things begin to change. Academic effort is what sets some people apart to rise above the others.
At any rate, humans change over time based on their actions. Truth be told, at the end of the day, equality is just a fantasy and most of us go through life denying the fact that we live in a meritocracy.
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Kiyotaka Ayanokōji (綾あやの小こう路じ 清きよ隆たか, Ayanokōji Kiyotaka) is the main protagonist of the You-Zitsu series. He is currently a second-year student of Advanced Nurturing High School. Following the entrance exam in which he scored precisely 50 points in every subject, he was placed in D-Class. In the anime adaptation, he sits at the rear left corner of the class seat next to Suzune Horikita.
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Did it✌. Good job you did for this one my friend 👍🏽
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"The only thing equal for all is death."
- Johan Liebert
" many other things like aging, hardships etc are equal for everyone."
- maybe me
@@ItsSaharshRaj nice quote but that's not equal for everyone(no offence). They are hardships in everyone's life, but comparing the hardship of bill gate's daughter to a hungry begger is not so ideal. Aging might be true but some live 100 years and some 60 even less.
@@animenmusic16 well said
And tax’s
I think even death is not equal some die early some late some die painfully some with peace some crying some smiling
Conclusion - even death is not equal
“While we are all equal at birth, pretty soon, things begin to change.” - Ayanokoji Kiyotaka
I was born with 50 disabilities
@@gintoki6596 Damn you’ll have to speak to Ayanokoji about that one
OMG I NEVER KNEW THAT
We're not equal even at birth. Heck, even before birth. Some advantages and disadvantages are already genetically determined
@@calisriro5887 I’m pretty sure he means equal as in that socially: when we’re born, we’re all just a newborn and nothing else, no one is above each other in a societal hierarchy at that point, after that, everything else comes into play and where they are in that hierarchy suddenly becomes relevant. I don’t think he’s saying that physically or genetically everyone is equal at that stage, because it’s quite obvious that that’s not the case
Well, I am pretty impressed, the way you presented Ayanokoji's speech about Equality. Your video is going to have many views.
Thanks 😊
Saw your channel. You are producing pretty cool stuffs as well.
@@FictionalBeings Thanks Brother ❤️
@@AMVBURPS I am your subscriber 😁
@@chiragsingh0369 Nice
"The only thing every human is equal is in death"
- the greatest villain in fiction, johan liebert
@Shining_Tsuki no if you birth on poor or disabilities that not even equally
@Shining_Shinigami facts
Than i refuse to be human. I be something else ☠💀☠👍👍 just a joke guys. Apologies
@Shinigami'sCreation you've got it right
@Sarah ali read It again
Not creatures
I said humans
Johan is never wrong
"Are all human beings truly equal"
Me: No they're not
DNA 🧬:)
"All men are equal but some are more equal than others".
~Napoleon (animal farm)
*Animals
Nice animal farm
Never in my life have I heard a 2D character from my screen explain equality better than my parents, teachers, friends, and even me
Except he makes one fatal mistake. Genetics play a massive role in terms of both physical abilities but also mental abilities
@@fili0938 yeah even at birth we are not equal
@Priyanshu Kumar nope like think about children who are born in yemen and norway
@Priyanshu Kumar are they equal?
@@Okayeg. Somebody gets it, this edgy anime tells me even the smart or educated are stupid.
As a wise monster once said, *"The only thing all humans are equal in is Death"*
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Johan
Well I'm pretty shure in the next 50 years we will find something that will almost double the life span of the powerful person and at some point we might achieve immortality
Wise words from such an inspiring teenager
Ayanokoji Kiyotaka
"inspiring teenager" you do realize ayanokoji isnt a good guy right? 💀
@@superdragonproductions9672
It doesnt matter if he’s good or bad. His physical and mental ability is on a completely different level. Even as a teen he is one of if not the greatest in his verse in ability
@@shanelyons7982 i think you got inspiring and admirable mixed up
@@superdragonproductions9672
No. I see the way you’ve taken it.
But to see someone reaching a level that almost no one can come close to is very “inspiring”. Seeing a kid kiyotaka taking out 5-6 people while looking non chalant would motivate or inspire many people to try harder. Regardless of being good or bad, impressive feats are always inspirational regardless of the person. Yagami hated kiyotaka but it caused him to try much harder and caused him to keep going until he surpassed him
bruh he's fictional dude it's so cringe
It doesn't matter how it's done. It doesn't matter what needs to be sacrificed. In this ruthless world, winning is everything. As long as I win in the end...That's all that matters.
The only thing humans are equal is in death.
-Johan Liebert
The rhyme at the end was amazing
I need his perspective of life in me....
Ayanokoji god
He’s more of a realistic person he view life realistically while most of us especially the female the feminist enjoy living in our own fantasy seeing life as a comfort place while the truth is that life is chaos and beauty
Modern people like to choose idiotic things & it makes me laugh when they says i know it's idiotic but still i want it.
No, you need books in your life its better to understand the sequence in your own way
He is cynical, and a little villainous
@@saysamnang9851 fantasy?,not anymore,because,now it is proven,there have woman's strength,it can be seen in their immune system,the rate of people who die is more men than women,so,they have their strength,as far as I know,my brother 31-year-old,died because of covid,he have no illness,but my mother,has diabetes,heart disease and high blood pressure, 63 years old, suffering from covid delta,can recover and is still alive..so..think..,in science reaserce,without female in this world,men will be never survive..because..woman immune already protect us in silence,they protect us withous us knowing..so they are not living in fantasy,we just still dont know anything...
There is always someone better than you, but there's no one at the very top
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“People like to throw like to throw his word around, he goes on to say that while we are all equal at birth pretty soon things begin to change. Academic effort is what sets some people apart to rise above the others. at any rate humans change over time based on their actions. Truth be told at the end of the day equality is just a fantasy.” - A Wise Man
"Life and death is nature’s law. All living beings are equal, and everyone has their right to survive and be killed. There might be royalty and lower beings, but in face of death, a person’s death is no different from a pig’s, what’s the difference? They’re both dead." - Fang Yuan
Shit I remember hearing or reading this before but I dont remember where from because there are just too many Fang Yuans 😭
@@lead5916 damn, I don't even remember that I have made this comment. What more surprising is getting 20 likes. Anyways "Reverend Insanity" is what you looking for.
@@Name-hp2go Yes now that you say it the mc was named like that. Might have to finish it now, stopped around chapter 750ish
Who’s Fang Yuan?
@@themexicanbanana7465 damn, 31 likes. Anyways he is a main protagonist of a novel called 'Reverend Insanity'. He is a 500 years old demon that actually acts as a 500 years old, gets back in time and tries to reach his only goal (immortality) . He is evil, an actual evil and not a pseudo-evil. He don't care about love and emotions, can sacrifice anything and anyone in order to reach what he wants. If you looking for something like that, you should try it.
Ayanokoji's sayings are always painful truth but many people don't know that nor known about us never really having equality in the first place we all wanna live in a world of equality that we tend to forget that we actually need equity (equity is all about fairness)
I do and don't agree with this statement. Yes the world has to be fair to a certain degree but those who are lazy or stupid and fall behind should not receive any special treatment weather its disability or not. honestly people like me who have autism shouldn't receive the amount of attention we get because in order for us to really overcome the difficulty's we have we need to go through the harsh environment.
equality and equity are for the fools who complain and think they deserve everything want everything from others
@@whatdajuice3734 sorry but i disagree with you and the is No such thing as equality
Only immatures think equality isn't needed. You has been brainwashed by the internet.
@@teniyeni8337 there are No such thing as equality
I love this anime. Words worth thinking about, but I still believe that we are born unequal. It is enough to simply remember the children who are born immediately with obvious defects, or as you can later find out from DNA.
Its the ones who are lucky idiots who can't see this that anger me so much.
The only guarantee in life *is death.* - ☠️
My favorite quote of all time! I just love this character so much. Fav anime character of all time!
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Deep down we all know these are the words of the writer
That’s true.
That’s false. The author doesn’t believe in the same shitty social Darwinism as the protagonist. The fact is, saying that we live in a meritocracy is absolutely ridiculous and the opposite of what the story actually portrays.
@@justtosuffer398 But the story does betray a meritocracy doesn’t it?
@@angelc9256 Not really. Do you seriously think people like Ayanokoji or Ichika are portrayed well? Furthermore, if anything, they were born geniuses with access to the best education on the planet, so calling their success "meritocratic" is kind of funny.
@@justtosuffer398 I'm pretty sure they had to take an entrance exam that determine if they would get in or not.
Ayanokoji says so many things that are cold hard facts people think in this greedy, disrespectful, toxic society we le all live in is good but alot of what we know is not the way things should be. As Ayanokoji said people can use academic effort to rise up but what about those who can't? There isn't enough empathy in this world mainly because being apathetic is just easier but as a result it just makes things worse more often than not. If people would just listen for just a little while or a bit of meditation, they would realize that this "society" is corrupted. We all say we want to help but do people actually care? If you don't have merit then what do you have? Thank you Ayanokoji for telling what needed to be heard
No country on earth is a meritocracy really, especially not japan.
@@wofffefe6342not 100% but all countries rely on merit and understandably because I would much prefer one with merit than one without its the difference between a person who is good at their job versus someone who is unknown
he's delusional to think we're even equal at birth.
< You are wrong, we are not equal at birth as well, it's only death where we are equal >
i loved your presentation style.
Thanks 😊
beautiful
Nothing will ever be equal
I am sorry, but I think I have to respectfully disagree. There is a difference between equality and similarity. These two concept are often interchange. In the world of mathematics, two different variables can be equal, like in a linear equations. You can find a single solution set in completely different equation. This goes the same with people. Equality is determine per objective that is realistic and time bound, so if the objective is being happy on a specific day, a completely broke person who find happiness in every little thing they have VS billionaire who find happiness in spending money, we can say that these two are equal, in a sense that they both achieve their goal--finding happiness in their own way. So in order to narrow down the gap of inequality, we must look at the critera, what aspect, what objective are we talking about and then create a flexible method that consider our individuality to achieve them the goal at indiviual level. we dont need to be the same to be equal.
@@hiimain7932 you can talk about in a roundabout way what is or isn't equality, but equality is literally being the same in every sense of the word - That is how I see equality. Your example reinforces that nothing is equal in receipt of different methods to achieve that subjective feeling of happiness which is the objective of most people. You see equality in a different sense than I do; That in essence further encapsulates that the concept of equality is nothing but a simple fantasy to comfort ourselves blinding us to the grossly unequal world we all live in.
Unless every single person is homogenous down to our thoughts and to our atom, then we can never be equal. That is not a bad thing nor a good thing but just how the world is regardless of our feelings and opinions in the matter.
In fact, "equality" isn't the right word especially when it keeps on being flung around like candy as it slowly loses its meaning in countless fits of passion. "Fairness" is the name of the game despite its very fallible, contentious and subjective nature.
"The only thing equal for all is Death"
-Monster
yes. it's all fact. nice description about what really is going on in reality of people.
He spittin facts!
Might need to watch this
This is the most realest quote ever
That is very true. Both with the angle from either birth or merit. We humans are all inherently different. At birth, some are born to wealthier families, some not, some are born disfigured, some beautiful, some are more intelligent, others not so lucky. Disregarding birth, there is the fact that we all change as we go through life. Some may pursue careers that require more able bodied individuals. Some encounter more misfortune than anyone else. Some are just lucky to get by.
From both birth, and the paths we walk, we are all different. Equality really is an illusion
Ayanokoji is pretty right we all arent equal it's just a fantasy that we dream of, it's the same as how we arent equal in the choice in the facts we choose we dont choose the harsh and truthful facts about us, we humans choose the less harsh and comfortable or a fact that we think is suitable to us, thus we fantasize about the less harsh fact and we think is right. While some are wise and choose the harsh facts because they know that it may be a painful truth but it is correct.
We may say that all the time but no matter how much time passes they fantasize the same. And it keeps repeating endlessly
We are all equal the death will come for everyone
Same va as deku, dekus first speech was also something about equality
“The only things humans are equal in is death” Johan Liebert
Yup it’s true that those who perform better at academics are the ones whose importance significantly increases than those who aren’t good at academics.
I think the only thing equals about humans are the emotions, life and death, and survival instincts
“All men are equal but some are more equal than others”- a quote
"Just because I want to be equal to those around me doesnt mean I will"
He is right but now imagine those at the top saying I am special because of natural gifts so you are my slave that is when I start to think being at the top shouldn't mean success just respect and responsibility.
As a wise man once said "people are nothing but tools to me."
Human beings are equal as in our lives have equal meaning but we're not equal in pretty much anything else but that doesn't mean life is unfair, our actions decide how far we go.
Hes right though it is a fantasy and always will be . Like most things it's a illusion to hide the truth he's just built different where he sees the truth.
And it the end of the life we are all equal again, we all die and all out achievments will be forgotten in the sands of time.
I dont think the world will ever forget Isaac Newton.
We are all equal in death
we are equal in death
I never watch this anime, but I must say, this is such a refreshing and interesting answer
“The only thing all humans are equal in is death”
- Johan Liebert
Kiyotaka is wrong. We aren't even born equal.
I mean, it's true!
Everyone are equal...in death - Johan Liebert, Monster 2004
Meritocracy is a complete myth, the social class of your family, the country your born in, the education your gonna receive, the social standing of where your gonna grow up. These are enormous factors that's gonna heavely influence your life that are completly out of your control. Not saying there is no merit in what you accomplish, but we are far from living in this meritocracy and we probably never will.
you're arguing two different things here. a meritocracy is formed based on your ability and what you accomplish - it has nothing to do with the social class of your family, where/under which circumstances you're born, etc. that's an argument of equality of opportunity, which of course, we currently do not have. i also don't believe we live in a meritocracy, but they're two completely difference conversations.
@@yarxulf well i guess it depend on how you define this meritocracy, but yes i understand your point. Ever way we constructed a social economic order with massive structural exclusion, the reason its hard to get ahead as a middle class child in america (for instance) is in part because the system is rigged against you, the labor market require you to have fancy degrees and trainings that you cant afford. And i just want people to not use this meritocracy argument to recharacterize this structural exclusion as an individual failure to measure up
@@coco3584 right okay, i understand your point better now.
Meritocracy is the fundamental law of the universe. If I have the ability to take, and I choose to take; then I have taken. It is as simple as that. Things can muddy up the process, but it's fundamentally impossible to disconnect achievement from merit, might, strength and general ability.
As for society, I agree that the process is very muddy rn; but Meritocracy shines through regardless. The social class of your family doesn't matter much unless you're an idiot, in which case you need the inheritance and aid. Country you're born in doesn't matter as much now-a-days thanks to Globalism democratizing opportunity across borders; the amount of third-worlders leaving their home to pursue careers in the First-World is higher than ever. Education doesn't matter at all due to knowledge being available freely online, you can outpace an MBA with the right resources and jumpstart that entrepreneurial venture you've been dreaming about.
These things influence your life, but only as much as your own lack of ability allows them to.
@@yarxulfWrong indulge me let's say for the sake of the argument humanity's last hope was a conspiracy theory based off hope peaks academy what might you be willing to deduce? a sinister facility hiding a deadly secret. The students aren’t actually attending school, but are instead trapped there by a villainous bear named Monokuma-named such for his black-and-white color scheme, split right down the middle, a visual representation of good versus evil? That would be the sensible conclusion but there's still no way of trulying knowing anything about his height, size, or selection category error for a modicum of rendering indemnification which eats your moderate assumption about process of physical maturation where an adolescent reaches sexual maturity and becomes capable of reproduction in a literal or non literal sense now you play devils advocate with a spirit animal summoned by the executioner of the lost.
Damn I just love this character he is so damn realistic . People live in their day dreams . when the others are being realistic they be like 'you are selfish ...' Hate this type of people ..
Act like god an you should expect prayer hatred and those asking why you can't share or change things for the better around you, unless you are a mortal like the rest of us then shut up! about how grandiose you are.
"God does not create one person above or below another. While we are all equal at birth, pretty soon, things begin to change. At the end of the day, equality is just a fantasy and most of us go through life denying the fact that we live in meritocracy."
-Kiyotaka Ayanokouji
The author of COTE is really something interesting and full of life advices I wish I could ever meet him
You determine your own worth. So no, humans are not all equal, because some choose to be below others.
Johan be like :- Yes, In Death 😂
"The only thing all humans are equal in.... is Death."
True
Based
Criminals and pure hearts are not equal
I Think the reason people deny it is to protect their pride. They want to feel like they are on the same level as everyone Else When they couldn’t be more mistaken. Some are simply smarter while some are simply dumber. Some are simply stronger while some are weaker. Thats just How it is
nice
Based.
This character is extremely deep and mind boggling while all the more being very fascinating to view his take on life and the way his mind works especially no emotion part is deep.
Man, I agree with Ayo so much, it’s true
In law we are "equally" and changing on that direction, far of that noone ca be equally to other, even a rock is diferent from other rock. Out there are excesive diferences, we try to make real the ideal of everyone to have options, and that's good, we try to be good humans.
More people need to actually listen to the movies and shows they watch the creator of them displays there figment of imagination on what they think is true or false in the world and 100% of the time they be speaking hella facts just like Itachis speech
"What is evil? Whatever springs from weakness"
Season 2 and 3 confirmed!!! 🎉🎉🎉
The fact that this is so true, Most people don’t like to admit it but he is right, Equality will never happen
There are other factors to this though. He said that all people are equal at birth but what about those who are born with disability's and have a cruel environment to grow up in.
This further proves people are never equal.
@@V2rdict No he said we live in a meritocracy which is a stupid concept in and of itself, but u realize why he says that. It isn't because he is dumb but it was a defense mechanism in the white room to put his emotions aside.
no he meant like at birth we're all equal we can't walk , we can't talk all we can do it cry
Changes start to happen inside the mother's womb which is the reason some are born disabled. What happens is 'changes'. So, before those 'changes' occurred, we were all equal, weren't we? I'm sure the guy is talking about that time.
Also, as someone already replied, no matter if you're "normal" or disabled, all you can do at that age is cry. Yes, they may not be physically equal now.
Then, academic efforts put by the kid will also be a factor of difference between two children. Environment, in which someone's surrounded by, affects the mindset and personality in my perspective, Ayanokoji's words are true. A LOT of these factors are there for people to not be equal.
Yep. It took me a while to realize that equality will never be restored because it was never there in the first place. Unfortunately.
Yeah I agree with everything except the meritocracy part. I wish we lived in a meritocracy, but you meet people every week that got where they are cause they knew someone, not because they’re good at what they do
You need strategy to get where you want to
0:08 yes we are it's just you use it in a different sense
Man speaking facts and I don't even like equality
For real.
“Truth be told, at the end of the day, Equality is just a fantasy. And most of us go through life denying the fact, that we live in a meritocracy.”
- Ayanokoji Kiyotaka
"It is said that heaven does not create one man above or below another man. Any existing distinction between the wise and the stupid, between the rich and the poor, comes down to a matter of education." - Yukichi Fukuzawa But I would like to add to this quote it is matter of persons wisdom or his inteligence, not academic education that we have teached us.
Ayanokoji is just the most perfect human being ever i will never forget his words
Cringe
how?
All people need to understand this quote not just feminist but everyone .
"We change over time" -Ayanokoji
"NOT ONLY PEOPLE, BUT GENDER ALSO CHANGED OVER TIME"
-Supreme court Of India 🇮🇳
Lol ...
Equality does not exist and cannot exist. It is a false that we can all be the same. You have to give everyone their rightful place I WILL NEVER FIGHT FOR THE EQUALITY OF SOICAL CLASSES.
Pancho Villa
Well said, I’ve always said the same thing to myself
this is a dangerous line to throw around tbh.
Ever since he made that speech, Ayanokoji became my top 10 favorite characters in fiction
I think that an ideal system is a meritocracy where merit is measured by how competent one is in making the system better for everyone. This would be a system where you reward competent people and by doing that also make the lives of incompetent people better.
Not all human beings equal but death is equal
This question has a such an obvious answer it's basically rhetorical
Touched my heart for my whole life time I get bullied in my school and still getting bullied
As an Indian we even sometimes don't get human rights
If I may I would like to pose an interesting question, are all human beings truly equal, every where you go there's the fight for equality. As a wise man once said heaven doesn't create one person above or below another. People like to throw his words around. He goes on to say that we are all equal at birth. Pretty soon things begin to change and academic effort is what sets some people apart to rise above the others at any rate humans change over time based on their actions. Truth be told at the end of the day equality is just a fantasy, and most of us go through life denying the fact we live in a meritocracy.
Loved the part when ayanakoji said it's ayanakojing time and ayanakojed everyone
Equality is very stressed by Ayonokoji, and I know he is NOT a perfect, heroic character, though I propose this for his possible ending: He will mastermind a way to equalize ALL classes, so each of them have the same amount of class points. That way they’re all equal…in Class E(D or A)
i read some comments were saying that ayanokoji said "while we are equal at birth" even though we are born with different characteristics, he was just stating what the quote said and later on he gave his point by saying "at the end of the day equality is just a fantasy"
For me we are not equal even before birth
The anime quote in the light novel quote are completely different but it’s really cool to see how they adapted it
well were all equal in death -Johan Libert
i didnt remeber what episode this was from but then i heard the bus at the first episode
How are we all equal at birth? From the moment you come in this world there are already settled facts. Are you really telling me that a poor african child who tries to survive everyday has the same opportunities of a rich american boy who has everything he wants since birth? Those are antipodes, but there are many hidden privileges and disadvantages. Enviroment, exposure to culture, art, music,money, family situation are all variable that could change and shape a person while growing up. Would a person ,who's forced to drop out of school due to family 's economical condition, have the same life of one who didn't need to worry about money? would a person who's grown in a toxic family enviroment have the same mentality, mental health, level of happiness and trust like one who's grown in a lovely family? I don't think so. Why child of famous musicians often become skilled themselves? Same goes for Nba player's child. It's because they are exposed to a certain enviroment since young age, getting proper coaching etc... Also genetics and enviroment play a huge role in IQ, height, strength. In the early years the enviroment you're in plays a huge factor in how your brain developes. It's called critical period, many things and behaviours you absorb during those years are very difficult to change. I'm not saying that it's impossible to reach the same level of success of priviged people, i mean you have to work a lot harder than them and maybe still have less chance. It's like having and iron starter pack vs a diamond one, or fighting with a lv 1 sword vs a fully enchanted one. I think that saying we're all equal at birth and that this society is meritocratic is bullshit. It would be meritocratic if we all start at the same lv, which is impossible.