Each individual has a choice.
People follow the pattern laid by others, until someone does something different.
Those of us who focus on making the hard choices to change outcomes become tired of sheep.
Each individual has a choice.
People follow the pattern laid by others, until someone does something different.
Those of us who focus on making the hard choices to change outcomes become tired of sheep.
What I'm saying is that humans have free will, but have internalized concepts that tell they they're stuck. That someone else must act.
Most people can tell you exactly who (other than themselves) needs to change. This includes the people who work for the corporations, do business with the corporations and invest in the corporations.
Separately, we can each only control our own choices.
We delegate responsibility to the people who tell us (possibly correctly) that they're required by law to make decisions based on short term profitability.
You just going to gloss over the "shut up" part, and assume it's the lack of junk food?
She opened my eyes to something that should have been obvious.
Eternal economic growth is a fairy tale that's killing us.
"Bring war material with you from home, but forage on the enemy. Thus the army will have food enough for its needs."
-- Sun Tzu "Art Of War"