No. It's the world.
If the world you are seeing is not the world you want, it’s time to examine your values. It’s time to rid yourself of your current presuppositions. It might even be time to sacrifice what you love best so that you can become who you might become instead of staying who you are.pic.twitter.com/r7ejcHFDCt
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"Signing the bottom of a quote makes it look very smart" -Dan
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I really needed to come across this one. Thx. Really hard to confess that, I know, but I really needed to see that.
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Is there really no value at all in the attempt to change the world? None? So what are you doing?
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I think the issue is that JP sees changing the world as so complex that anyone who dares to try it must be crazy, or power mad, or looking to tear down what works for the sake of it. His heart is in the right place, but he isn't thinking long term through the issue.
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We must change ourselves, of course, but we should also try to change our society because it affects our lives and shapes our future... Please, do not get stuck in individualism.
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Even in Eastern cultures that are more communal, the way you achieve communal cohesion is by having individuals hold themselves to an individual ideal that corresponds to a communal commitment. Chances are you will have way more influence over yourself than you do over others.
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While this is true, context is important. Someone in 1930/40s Germany could have said the same. Or Mao's China. Sometimes it is the world. It's important to know the difference and not always simple.
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by making this point, you seem to miss the real point of the message.
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