Can Good Ideas Come From Flawed People? | Tuttle Twins |

Kids, economics, and freedom. All mashed together in one show. Join Grandma Gabby as she takes her twin grandkids on wheelchair time-machine adventures to learn about the virtues America was founded on. Tuttle Twins teaches children the principles of freedom, government, and economics in a hilariously entertaining way.

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How do you describe economics to your children? Should your preteen care about the government? For too long, parents have been at the mercy of professional curriculum developers to teach their children. History is watered down, key principles omitted altogether, and time and attention are given to things of lesser importance. Not anymore! Tuttle Twins is the first cartoon series to teach kids about freedom, economics, and government.

The mission of Tuttle Twins is to reach 100 million kids, so in 10 years, when those kids are entering colleges and voting booths, their communities and our world will be a more free place. Millions of families that have bought the original Tuttle Twins books by Connor Boyack have found that stories are a great way to educate and entertain kids in ways school can't.

In every episode, twin siblings Ethan and Emily Tuttle join their Grandma Gabby on crazy time-traveling adventures. Together they visit important places in history and meet well-known historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin, Frederic Bastiat, Susan B. Anthony, Milton Freidman, Adam Smith, Harriett Tubman and more!

Tuttle Twins helps parents teach their children important lessons about freedom, individual rights, economics, entrepreneurship, the golden rule, free speech, personal responsibility, government and more! With lovable characters, great stories, catchy songs and lots of laughs Tuttle Twins is educational entertainment that is fun for the entire family!

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[dustinabc]

All ideas come from flawed people.
And it's not just that "bad people" can have good ideas or create good things, we can learn important lessons from bad things as well. Like when a bad thing is done or a lie is told, we can sense the difference between that and good & truth, which better helps us to understand and recognize the difference, and can motivate new good ideas.

[markdorn]

Am important point: we live in a fallen world, and there are no perfect people to draw inspiration from.

[TickedOffPriest]

Poor Ethan. I am sure that you will grow into your hands.

[jillevers]

I love this episode and lesson. Helps me with understand the stars these days

[starsine]

Yes, as everyone is fallen and life is extremely messy. But the distinction is when flawed individuals, who were initially seen as trying to do good, are then exposed as intentionally undermining or vindictively destroying the very things they proclaim to uphold for ideological purposes unbeknownst to everyone in society. Only to exposed later on. The mythology machine.

[acctsys]

Take the wheat, throw the chaff. Good ideas stand on their own merit, not relying on the popularity of its proponents. Still, keep in mind that choices are more tradeoffs than they are solutions.

[ExpensivePizza]

The only wrong answer is deleting people and ideas from history forever. We can learn just as much from humanities mistakes as we do from the good ideas.
"Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it."
--- Wednesday Addams

[AtarahDerek]

Funniest line in the whole series is Ethan calling Ben Franklin "unproblematic." Especially since they've met him. But to he clear, he wasn't an absent father. He was actually a very good father. A bad husband, yes, but a good father. Bill went tory because of his mommy issues, not daddy issues.

[colleenodriscoll]

Thank you thank you THANK YOU creators for making this. We need this especially today, so we can see the flaw with cancel culture

[bartgnirk]

Was awesome to meet a few of you at Bitcoin 2024! Keep up the great work!!!

[EvanTLewis]

If liberals, conservatives, libertarians, independents accused people they don’t like of being flawed, they have to accept that people they idolize are too flawed.

[Jackson]

Ben Franklin didn't like democracy (mob rule) that's why he helped set up a Constitutional Republic.

There's a great 11 minute video video on YouTube by Dan Smoot about America as a Constitutional Republic

[animebrat]

Everyone is flawed! We are human! Condemning someone who changed the world for the better because he/she had a sketchy past (no Margret Sanger did not change the world for the better or to benefit mankind/womankind. Her intention for her company had nefarious motives and a truly evil goal in mind.) there are indeed many people who are exceptions to this rule. I can name a few… but one of them would get my comment taken off

[josefinacordero]

Its sad that all of their flaws are mistreating women and their children. Except reagan, whos the reason why theres so much poor albeit so much wealth in the country.

[catsopi]

Comparing Regan to MLK is a really bad joke