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RE: What Yesterday Taught Me About Today
Well friend, part of being the masses is to be greedy and have limited thinking, that's why government was created to think wholly and then nudge the masses in the right direction.
Looking at things the circle tends to have been rotten as short sighted leaders for whatever reason it may be, keeps on winning elections which is problem 1 that supports problem 2 which is selfish thinking as inequality exist due to the laws problem 1 makes, the Psychological analysis of humans includes the need of appreciation and attention which includes being on the higher side in the inequality gap created.
To overcome this, we need to actually solve problem 2 a little to solve problem 1 and then complete solving problem 2; we need to start teaching and lecturing effectively that is to cover the human intelligence which includes improving EQ (emotional quotient), which will then strength the governance in the long run and then the masses, it all starts from proper education, which only comes by grace, as those before us didn't really lay emphasis on good knowledge of core values and elements but just general ideas, we need to find something else to study, learn and grow.
I think you, fren, should be made minister. You do have brilliant ideas. Generally, things get a lot more complicated when dealing with so many people. I am not sure how to solve problem 2, but if proper education works, then that'll be great, but I think the more straighforward one would be to implement realistic and effective policies in the nation and enforce them judiciously.
Yes that exactly what we need, the whole education I'm referring, is to arrive at this direct approach, because most times it also ends up not happening because of lags between vision (short sighted and long sighted) and the short sighted always prevails because of thier numbers, so my aim is to reduce this number at least by ensuring each possible representative is long sighted and that can only happen by tweaking the educational system.
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