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She was tired of trying. More than anything, she longed to rest.
Susie Yang, from White Ivy
i don’t want to sound like an end of the world defeatist but. can we just stop with technology. just stop. we don’t need any more.
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One Person Can Change The World
Too many humans feel or think that they can't change the world. If you change 10 people, they can change 10 people EACH too. That's 110 people that you changed.
Now imagine it was 20 or 47 people that you directly helped to see the world in a better way or changed a bad habit that has become normalised by the majority of the population. And imagine those people directly helping the same number.
I say this time and time again: Just because it's normal doesn't mean it's good. Change what or who you can to make things better.
The convenience of only caring about yourself and your decisions is a change in itself. One person said, "I can't change the world" to their friend or relative, and that defeatist mindset spread just as quickly and stupidly as the recent pandemic.
You can change the world in a positive way, but you will need to let go of convenience to gain control.
A nice Frazetta panel from Johnny Comet
Dang it, dang it all.
“Church-State Attitudes (Or How to Spot Your Neighbor’s Character at a Quick Glance)” brochure. Published by Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Washington, D.C. Date unknown.
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History will swallow me whole and oblivion will swallow history.
The icecaps will be gone in ten years. The richest men in all of history arent strong arming our governments to make sure humans exist to create their legacy.