Any One Brave Enough And Up For Discussing Your Views On The World Today And What You Think Of It?

There were injustices before I was aware of them. In my ignorance, I felt comforted that things were 'as they should be.' The older I get, the more I am able to recognize things as being 'wrong' or 'out of place.' Because of this, it is easy to think of injustices that I have noticed recently, but much more difficult to find examples in my earliest memories.

Life is incredibly complex. You could make a reasonable case for things 'getting worse,' as easily as for things 'getting better.' There are enough perspectives and variables that you could spend a lifetime defending one side of that argument or the other.

Personally, I think you might find it more rewarding to pick a specific area and figure out how to improve it, regardless of whether it is worse or better now than it used to be....Show more

"The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly." --Richard Bach


... It'll be a little interesting hearing your thoughts.

~~~ But I should go rushing off to sip the fine nectar of 'your' thoughts?
A SPAMmishly silly notion! *__-...Show more

The PAX AMERICANA is ending and the world is about to disintegrate into disunity and violent factionalism as bad or worse than that after the demise of the Roman Empire. Out of the chaos will arise some new super power (whoever emerges the "fittest" in natural selection). As always, the "law of the jungle" will prevail...Show more

"The World Today" is a chronic complaint going back to Aristotle. The world as we know it is changing and as we get older it is always viewed as bad change.

The world keeps going to hell in a handbasket and yet somehow the sun always rises on new eras and cultures.

There is nothing to say. Same as it ever was....Show more

(I'm 13) I just read your article. Incredible dude! :-)
I'll talk later, I'm reading a book, gtg......Show more