Kelryin
@kelryin.bsky.social
Understanding how to be “good” in this world, one topic at a time.
Being educated and experienced can often lead to making good choices.
Choices that affect the livelihood of your life and others should require knowing as much information as you can regarding those choices.
So why should we limit education and experience?
Choices that affect the livelihood of your life and others should require knowing as much information as you can regarding those choices.
So why should we limit education and experience?
December 31, 2024 at 12:45 AM
Being educated and experienced can often lead to making good choices.
Choices that affect the livelihood of your life and others should require knowing as much information as you can regarding those choices.
So why should we limit education and experience?
Choices that affect the livelihood of your life and others should require knowing as much information as you can regarding those choices.
So why should we limit education and experience?
The paradox of tolerance:
True tolerates means you have to tolerate everything and everyone, even the intolerant or things that work against your interests. At what point do we limit our tolerance to make society better?
"You get what you tolerate"
True tolerates means you have to tolerate everything and everyone, even the intolerant or things that work against your interests. At what point do we limit our tolerance to make society better?
"You get what you tolerate"
December 4, 2024 at 2:30 PM
The paradox of tolerance:
True tolerates means you have to tolerate everything and everyone, even the intolerant or things that work against your interests. At what point do we limit our tolerance to make society better?
"You get what you tolerate"
True tolerates means you have to tolerate everything and everyone, even the intolerant or things that work against your interests. At what point do we limit our tolerance to make society better?
"You get what you tolerate"
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
When did we lose sight of this in the US? It's sad to see near-term gratification overshadow long-term benefits.
When did we lose sight of this in the US? It's sad to see near-term gratification overshadow long-term benefits.
December 3, 2024 at 9:53 PM
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
When did we lose sight of this in the US? It's sad to see near-term gratification overshadow long-term benefits.
When did we lose sight of this in the US? It's sad to see near-term gratification overshadow long-term benefits.