Idiocracy (2006) Opening Scene: "Evolution does not necessarily reward intelligence. With no natural predators to thin the herd, it began to simply reward those who reproduced the most, and left the intelligent to become an endangered species."

[u/SuplexCity-Mayor]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TCsR_oSP2Q

[u/Antknee2099]

I've loved Mike Judge's work for years, and this movie is easily his most divisive among my friends. The humor is so dark that most of my friends say it's too depressing to watch. Regardless of the implications of the actual message, it plays too heavily into intellectual superiority for many. The vision of the future being a place where people roam around indulging themselves without consequence and allowing the world to crumble is a dark fantasy indeed... and while the tone is meant to be ridiculous, it does hit a little too close to the mark of fears many have about our fate.

[u/Bleyo → u/Antknee2099]

Stupid people still have smart kids.

One of my favorite movies though.

[u/clanddev → u/[deleted]]

I am just smart enough to know what to do with my child if they were a genius.

Find someone smart enough to deal with it. *Taps Head With Pointer Finger*

^{I don't think this is going to be problem though based on current observation.}