eyelovewe
Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
So many things that underlie society’s ability to function, and one damages them at our collective peril.
The boy who cried wolf is a story that teaches which moral lesson ?
You stop and ask for directions, what if the person deliberately lied to you and sent you to a dangerous place?
There is an implicit web of trust and kindness that comes from our ancient past and underlies all of society. Capitalism and political posturing are poisoning the well of all our drinking water.
The mere fact that our collective behavior is what is causing this means that at some point there will be a fight for the steering wheel.
Humanity appears incapable of collective action. Any future historians, perhaps some kind of advanced insectoid races archeologists, will say that humanities Achilles heel was being incapable of collective action.
Piquing that uniquely human pride and arrogance is a deliberate strategy by some, but the consequences are dismissed by the same, as they are unable to grasp that this will lead to their own downfall too. Even the most dystopian arms dealer must eventually eat.
To the degree that you impede solutions to climate change, you deserve some of that anger
One profiteers externality is all of humanities shared future.
There is no planet B, and if we can’t take reasonable care of our home planet, we can’t be trusted with others.
I blame capitalism for incentivizing bad behavior and calling collective damage an externality
We MUST prioritize R&D for precisely the things you mention, but the onus is on industry to adapt, not stymie necessary conversations and necessary change.
Get on board
YouTube has me fairly pegged, however, I can usually safely skip the channel welcome and plea for likes and subscribe and hit meaty content showing me some woodworking or culinary tricks, etc.
The takeaway for me is that a superficial ADHD format results in or best features superficial ADHD content. It’s not like I couldn’t see the restless nature of it and how it could thrive in our short attention span contemporary society, it’s that I felt it to be one more rung down a ladder shortcutting our race to be bottom.
But I’m atypical, admittedly. I have never owned a tv in my life. Don’t Netflix or HBO or whatever is on these days, and YouTube tutorials are about as “vegging out” as I get. I want less screen time in life, not more.
But yay for the tiktok devs, good job on the successful app
Sorry. Nope. That is intellectual dishonesty of the first rate.