Hassan Rasheed's Naiveté of Idealism is a unique analysis of the preconceived ideal of something desirable, such as building the perfect city. This type of idealism is something we often aim for that, in all practicality, will not come to fruition if we try to bring it to life. His treaties illustrate this is so by examining preconceived idealism against the backdrop of the limits of the human brain in gathering, storing and analyzing information. It will show that the human intellect is incapable of understanding nature and therefore incapable of conceiving or bring its concepts to reality.