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The world is too dynamic, complex, contextual, and varied to really nail down any facet of it as problematic and then resolve that problem. The world largely is
by steve_adams_86 5y ago
The world is too dynamic, complex, contextual, and varied to really nail down any facet of it as problematic and then resolve that problem. The world largely is what it is and it’s more my job to find a way to thrive in it than it is the world’s job to accommodate me. That’s how I see it.
I don’t blame myself - I don’t even blame myself for blaming the world in the past either. I suppose there really is no blame to place by any practical means to any practical effect.
- shadowgovt 5y agoThe most relevant question is "What do I have the power to improve?" Sometimes, via activism and organization, it's the state of the world. Sometimes, via discipline and planning, it's one's own interface on to the world, The winning plan is flexibility.