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I think it's less the lack of community, and more the lack of the ability to feel like you matter. Before the world was globalized, anybody could do something
by onlyrealcuzzo 2y ago
I think it's less the lack of community, and more the lack of the ability to feel like you matter.
Before the world was globalized, anybody could do something that would stand out in their community.
On a global scale, virtually no one is good or big enough for anyone to care about.
It doesn't matter anymore if you're the best soprano in the choir or the best basketball player on your team. You need to be one of the best in the world. And that's not realistic.
- leobg 2y agoThat would mean the winners will be those who turn towards a local community. Which makes sense. I often wondered how lawyers who are terrible at their craft can stay in business. Thing is, they just don’t compete. They build relationships with local clients over decades. And those clients, once they know, like and trust these lawyers, don’t even see how bad they are. I guess the same applies to AI experts, etc..