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Maybe that's true, but the examples you picked are pretty bad. * Isaac Newton lost his dad before he was born and his parents gave him up to live with relative
by 33a 3y ago
Maybe that's true, but the examples you picked are pretty bad.
* Isaac Newton lost his dad before he was born and his parents gave him up to live with relatives. He had a very rough childhood.
* Andre Carnegie's family went broke when he was a child, they had no money and had to restart their lives moving to the United States with basically nothing.
* Steve Jobs was adopted, though maybe not exactly poverty it still doesn't sound like a great way to grow up.
That's about 3/7 having rough childhoods and 4/7 having good or average.
- manxman 3y agoThe real issue is authentic versus simulated rough childhoods. Freemasons fucking up their kids to see how they behave and try to correct/program their behaviour based on the responses is more fucked than authentically fucked experience and the simulated experience doesn’t build true character. It’s only as good as the simulation and its parameters and behavioural engineering has a long way to go. Non-consensual behavioural engineering is worse than rape.