"What is Water" is about respecting others' autonomy and learning to instill into self that self is not the center of the universe and thus our discomforts or our desires are not any more significant than others', which is ultimately supposed to lead us to a conscious and good life. However, in personal life, Wallace has been shown to disrespect others' (various women around him) autonomies over and over, and value his happiness/comfort over all else. How clearly it shows the major problem with our persons and the overall society when it comes to problem solving! That though we may understand and agree with a concept in theory, it is often elusive in execution.
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