Kant: It's So Easy to Be Immateur, Right?

Kant says that we extend this way of doing business into adult hood. Most people find so much comfort and ease in this life style, this life style of out sourcing your thoughts on everything to the people around during childhood. They turn 18 and they find a college professor to think for them. When kant says, enlightenment is man's emergence from his self incurred immaturity, what he's saying is that most people never stop doing it. We become dependent on not thinking for ourselves. It feels good. I mean literally, when we get a booboo on our foot, we've never had that problem before, it's one of the worst things that has ever happened to us