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This is a spot-on description. The locked-in banality seems to be the source of fuel for many issues people are taking offense with. Housing cost too much? Oh w
by CrimsonCape 2y ago
This is a spot-on description. The locked-in banality seems to be the source of fuel for many issues people are taking offense with. Housing cost too much? Oh well. Food costs too much? Oh well. Medical costs too much? Oh well, etc. etc.
There doesn't seem to be many release valves other than "accept your fate" especially when you have seemingly little control over your own fate.
- _yb2s 2y agoWhen you have a complex locked in problem that most people genuinely already want to solve, it can be solved with good leadership- someone needs to have a clear and workable vision and get all of the players organized to collectively act at the same time. One doesn't need to be a politician to do this, but just as an example Obama was able to do this to make some improvements to the US healthcare situation. Unfortunately, the people most affected by these problems are probably not in a position to acquire the knowledge and skills to lead the entire field to a better solution like this.