All I'm thinking about day after day is how our world is collapsing.
and how so many of us have the keys to a better world.
and how it's so difficult for us to get those ideas out there.
In fact, the only place I've been able to get lots of views and lots of comments is Nextdoor lately.
and half of the comments are simply critical. I honestly don't know if they are the deep state or the CIA bots or just people being negative.
And even people that are speaking are talking in such generalities that I wonder who they really are and what they really need.
world is hurting, and we know the world is hurting, and run by evil.
And we kind of have an idea of what to do to fix it.
But somehow we don't, we aren't, and we can't.
Probably because we can't really be honest with ourselves and each other.
Why is evil more successful?
Because they are 1) More determined and 2) more coordinated
than we are.
It's easy to "collaborate" when you can just threaten, blackmail, or off anyone who doesn't do what you want. ;)
It's hard to collaborate when it requires vulnerability and openness and none of us want to let anyone else control us.
Most husbands I work with can't talk to their wives about what they really want. Most wives can't talk to their husbands about what they really need.
What chance is there to be able to speak to each other in any degree of openness and feel safe?
about what we really want, about what we really need, how we really feel.
This is a world in which we want to appear cooler and smarter and invulnerable and powerful and there is no real community. All our programming is antithetical to connection and love.
So how do we make it happen?
I've been thinking about it and having deep discussions with my favorite AI about it for a couple weeks now.
I thought I had the perfect tool to make it happen, but alas, I see giant holes.
So I rethought everything.
And, basically, we have to open ourselves up to practice 'the old ways' again.
Going v-e-r-y slowly. Move slow to go fast...