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People always ask, they go "is the world going to be in a better place? Is the world getting better or is it getting worse?". Now, depending on who you ask there will always be a different answer. I've come to found... I've come to find one of the reasons I believe the world is getting better is because we have access to information on how bad the world actually is which I know is a strange thing to say but that's honestly what I believe. As a young person and as someone who makes a show for young people, one of the most powerful tools I've realized is information. We come from an age where there was misinformation, disinformation and there is some of it today but now more than ever young people communicate across borders, across continents, you see people in England and in America and South Africa tweeting, talking to people in Myanmar. You see people speaking about what they see happening in Sudan, you see people commiserating and sharing with victims of hurricanes across the Caribbean or across Texas and whenever I look at that I go it's one of the most powerful tools that if harnessed correctly can lead to a completely new way that we communicate and we change the world.

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People always ask, they go / is the world going to be in a better place? / Is the world getting better / or is it getting worse. / Now, depending on who you ask / there will always be a different answer. / I've come to found / I've come to find one of the reasons I believe the world is getting better / is because / we have access to information / on how bad the world actually is / which I know is a strange thing to say / but that's honestly what I believe. / As a young person/ and as someone who makes a show for young people, / one of the most / powerful / tools I've realized is information. / We come from an age where / there was misinformation, disinformation and there is some of it today / but now / more than ever young people communicate / across / borders, / across continents, / you see people in England / and in America and South Africa tweeting, / talking / to people / in Myanmar. /You see people speaking / out / about what they see happening / in Sudan, / you see people / commiserating and sharing / with victims of hurricanes / across the Caribbean / or across Texas / and / whenever I look at that I go / it's one of the most powerful tools / that if harnessed correctly / can lead to a completely new way that we communicate and we change the world. /

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And young people are driven. That's one of the most beautiful things I've realized is we live in a new age. Millennials oftentimes are marked they're lazy, they believe that they're entitled and they cry about small things which is true but they're also driven, they also wish to make a change, they also believe that they can make a change. I believe that information and these tools that we possess today have helped increase that. (you know) More than ever we see that in America (you know) . As the host of The Daily Show I'm obviously in a world where we comment on news and politics and one thing I've noticed with my audience is not only are young people growing into the world of politics but they're engaged, engaged in a way that people were never engaged before, engaged in a way where they understand that they can actually change the course of history as opposed to just being part of it.

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And young people are driven. / That's one of the most beautiful things I've realized is we live in a new age. / Millennials oftentimes / are marked / they're lazy, / they believe that they're entitled / and they cry / about small things which is true / but / they're also driven, / they also wish to make a change, / they also believe / that they can make a change. / I believe that information and these tools that we possess today / have helped increase that. / (you know) / More than ever / we see that in America / (you know) . As the host of The Daily Show / I'm obviously in a world where we comment on news and politics / and one thing I've noticed with my audience is / not only / are young people growing into the world of politics / but they're engaged, / engaged in a way that people were never engaged before, / engaged in a way where they understand that they can actually change the course of history as opposed to just being part of it. /