Trying many different, random things, scraping things that don’t work eventually, and improving things that work.
I can’t really decide which one I find to be a worse idea lately (in a highly globalized society).
I mean they are both artificial divisions.
It’s really hard to define who is/should be member of each group.
They’re both used to divide people.
Countries are members of many country-groups anyways like UN, NATO, EU etc.
At their core conspiracy theories are the embodiment of critical thinking. Asking questions nobody asks, rejecting ‘truths’, forcing people to actually do research and find proofs. Remember that before Galileo/Copernicus people generally believed that the sun orbits the Earth.
It wouldn’t have to if people just wanted not to love, respect, but at least tolerate each other and see a human being in others, not a race, nation, sex, faith or flag.
On days like this, I think we better go extinct than multi-planet.
Greed and trends are the worst.
I think it happened in the first decade of the millennium, or maybe a bit before. Now we’re in decline (and I think more people feel that way too). Last 2-3 years it’s speeding up drastically.
- We are ALL guilty. Not equally, not directly, but there’s no one without guilt.
- It IS possible that viruses originate in laboratories and are released accidentally.
- There’s more than one reason for the inflation, but enormous govt spending on ‘fighting the pandemic’ is definitely one of the bigger ones.
- War in Ukraine would have ended earlier if the world wasn’t helping (with humanitarian aid, money ammo and weaponry).
- Religions are generally bad, but faith isn’t.
- Politicians don’t create any wealth, they merely distribute it while taking smaller or bigger cuts.
- If selling and drinking alcohol is legal, so should be selling and ingesting any other substance.
- There are crimes which should be punished with death globally.
- The death penalty shouldn’t be the maximum sentence, there should be more drastic options for exceptionally hideous crimes.
- Politicians of all kinds should be personally responsible for their actions.
- NFT is not better than the Ponzi scheme [aka financial pyramid] (maybe worse).
- There seem to be more people giving advice than taking them.
I’m not sure if it’s supposed to be funny, but I didn’t find it funny. Instead, I felt like looking at 2h reminder of how terribly stupid people generally are. Quite depressing to be honest.