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> Basically, I believe the aphorism: you can’t be it if you can’t see it. That sentiment is so limiting. I teach my daughters that the whole human experience
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 7y ago
> Basically, I believe the aphorism: you can’t be it if you can’t see it.
That sentiment is so limiting. I teach my daughters that the whole human experience is theirs to draw heroes and role models and inspiration from.
Any human, no matter sex or gender or race or ethnicity can serve as inspiration to them.
It’s time to end the artificial divisions. We are humans and we can all inspire each other.
I want my daughters to think they can be Bill Gates or Louis Pasteur or Marie Curie or Albert Einstein or anybody else without any artificial limitations.
- jdjjdflknfjj 7y agoAll human progress was enabled by people who did things first. If everybody would ever only do what they see others do, there would never be any progress.