10-24-2020, 05:28 PM
One of the issues with last four years is that many don't grasp we are in the grip of powerful change.
I don't refer here to political personalities. Society rolls in multi-decade cycles, and about every 50 to 60 years, significant changes in public attitudes occur. The last -big- change was around 1968; and we're gearing up for another big shift very soon.
We can point all the fingers we want to and it won't meaningfully impact this change. But, as far as being able to adapt to the change and shape certain aspects of it -- we have to be aware it is happening and navigate its tidal forces instead of being swamped by them.
Cheers
I don't refer here to political personalities. Society rolls in multi-decade cycles, and about every 50 to 60 years, significant changes in public attitudes occur. The last -big- change was around 1968; and we're gearing up for another big shift very soon.
We can point all the fingers we want to and it won't meaningfully impact this change. But, as far as being able to adapt to the change and shape certain aspects of it -- we have to be aware it is happening and navigate its tidal forces instead of being swamped by them.
Cheers
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