locked up for 24 hours a day 7 days a week we don't have that in our system we do have to be for the scifi of individuals on the side of the people type people then what we would call the mainstream even and put them in an area of the prison that's more regulated or more controlled why is child the only solution for a child as young as 10 well i think it's the last resort people that are here the young people and they are young people but are here primarily for quite dangerous offenses and the government has to protect its citizens no child here is left behind or forgotten we never write anyone off whatever they've done to get in here however serious their friend says no one has written off. but afterthought the rise a while for me indigenous inmates the system the she was 15 when she was 1st locked up in banksy huge detention center when i was in and out of bank share i did know that i was you know on drugs and alcohol and my child to spend pretty serious but i never really got me that help that i needed when i got released i'm back in the community and that's why i didn't end up in. pris

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of brave new world that sort of dystopian sayf i sort of phrase that used to exist in those horror scifi films that you would see when you were a child of like the voice coming on build better better we're here for you this community is a utopia you know so these sort of phrases think about where we're who conjures up these who comes up with these sort of ideas mckinsey mckinsey is also listed in this time magazine world economic forum story the because part of the great reset they say will be a jobs reset why intentional learning is the most important skill to learn right now right well we might not actually have wealth producing jobs for you you might not have manufacturing because you know there is a sense that america wants to be great again that americans want to work again that they want to go into a factory they want to build things they want to produce stuff and not have everything coming from china instead but what we're going to have instead is intentional learning and mckinsey calls this essentially although intentional learners are experiencing all the same daily moments anyo

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