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Well the thing is, if you think about trade-offs, the current way of thinking is - I'm willing to have a text only conversation, if I could only get in touch wi
by ksk 11y ago
Well the thing is, if you think about trade-offs, the current way of thinking is - I'm willing to have a text only conversation, if I could only get in touch with other like minded individuals. If we reverse it - I don't want to compromise on a richer interaction, so how can I change my own life/address/etc so that there is a higher chance of meeting like-minded individuals. For e.g. what if, it became extremely easy to move. Like, you could move your entire house in 30 minutes and go live somewhere else. All the hassles of changing addresses, packing, unpacking, etc didn't exist. In that scenario you could just spontaneously move around and be among whichever group of people you choose to. It sounds weird in my head as well, but that's just because we're conditioned to feel that way.
One other related issue is this notion of wanting to always be with 'like minded' individuals. That's pretty much a recipe for disaster if you ask me. It's probably good to have people around who challenge you or disagree with you or don't like you all the time, etc. Anyway, I think we're probably close enough in agreement on the main point.