Was commenting on the quote in particular. It’s just a version of “the future is in your hands” which you can find in one form or another in many graduation spe

Was commenting on the quote in particular. It’s just a version of “the future is in your hands” which you can find in one form or another in many graduation speeches. Just seems odd to me to read a cliche line as something cynical. Ali G’s version of it in his 2004 Harvard commencement speech: > “You lot will become powerful people who can change de future — and you need to, coz de world at de moment iz totally f—ed up.” Come to think of it… very appropriate today!