Provocative and full of crystal-clear truth, @tarazkp.
We live in an enslaved world where the oppressed contribute to their own oppression, none-the-wiser to the true cost to self, to the whole, or to the generations that will succeed them.
I absolutely agree, the 0.1%'s game is not a winning one for anyone but themselves. It is built to sap every human of all value and leave them wondering just why they feel so molested. I love the topic you've written on for this in the past "Too Big To Fail..." At least, I think it was one of your posts...
Do you think it's possible for a large enough group of human beings to truly identify the problem and move together to fix it? Without massive control over social networks and all forms of media, I don't see it happening easily -- and unfortunately, it seems the same companies have control over those things as well.
They control the news we get, they control the messages we send, they control the content that's created, they control much of the 'advice' given, and everyone buys into it -- at least, in the main stream.
Maybe... just maybe... there is a fighting chance for some of us here...
Anyway, great post. Thanks a ton for that. I need to start getting back onto Hive again. Your post reminds me of that fact.
It is frustrating that we are also the key to the cage, but choose to knock our cup on the bars, begging.
I do. If you consider what happened on Reddit with GameStop, it proves that organization and targeting is possible. Now, decentralize the process globally on multiple platforms that are owned by the uses, including exchanges owned by the users, and what isn't possible?
It is time to take responsibility for our lot in life and clean it up.
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Oh yes! My email inbox was blowing up from fairy mainstream financial news outlets about Gamestop. They couldn't stop the momentum -- which goes to show the consumers (the 'us' conglomerate) still dictate power with our attention.
It is time to take responsibility for our lot in life and clean it up.
Well said. A great example, and thanks for the hope and encouragement -- as well as the word of exhortation. :)