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The problem is not people. The problem is a subset of the people. It always has been. Frontiers and the associated extreme physical and psychological hardshi
by sneak 1y ago
The problem is not people. The problem is a subset of the people. It always has been.
Frontiers and the associated extreme physical and psychological hardships have a way of practically filtering out whiners, weak people, and the uncautious/callous/thoughtless.
This is why they are attractive to some people.
- HPsquared 1y agoFrontiers also attract people with other problems, unstable etc.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 1y agoEvery large group of people will have a subsets of people who will have different ideas about how things should be done. This is the source of most frictions, besides say just that some people are a-holes. There is no escaping the politics that will always emerge among a large enough group of people. And I don't even think that number has to be very big, like anything more than say 5, I think would start to splinter eventually.