> axial age ideas of loving your neighbour/all being one Sounds like the 90s. The world coming together in a return to “nature” was the hip thing back then - f

> axial age ideas of loving your neighbour/all being one Sounds like the 90s. The world coming together in a return to “nature” was the hip thing back then - from what I heard and experienced as a teen. It can be seen in media of the era like Return To Innocence by Enigma. It was mostly superficial though - there was no real deep engagement with other cultures; else they would have seen the incompatibilities and experience the “clashes” we see today. > than the status quo where most people do not care that these things don’t make sense. I don’t think people are “OK” with things not making sense. I think most people feel the world makes sense to them. However each person’s internal model of the world is probably very different from each other’s. We no longer share a “common reality” as much as in the past.