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Every scientific discipline should, in theory, reach a a point where there is no more to learn.
In politics, we jump between the earth is flat to the earth is a sphere every couple of years.
We need immutable laws that benefit humanity. Inalienable human rights.
We need a system that is not setup by the elites.
Leaders should be benevolent dictators, dictating an immutably agreed upon set of laws.
Why can't we force our leaders to do right by us?
Is it because the earth was never meant to serve the common man?
Are we truly just modern day slaves to a system some will no doubt rush to defend?
We are the worst generation.
Hardly. We are one of many generations that have succumbed to the psychopaths of our time. Our problem is that we don't learn from our own history. Partly because we ignore its lessons, and partly because great resources are expended erasing it or rewriting it by those who would be kings and queens, at least in their own minds.
We can't change the world if we can't change ourselves. It's a bit of a dichotomy I see. It's not our fault. And change for me means to grow more into oneself. We need to reach an inner peace before we can preach peace to others.
We need to forgive ourselves.
It really can change the world.
If people tend to treat us badly, what kind of energy is it that we knowingly or unknowingly put out?
I'm trying to teach responsibility.