As a long-time user, I love Twitter, and I don't love š¯•¸ so much. The name "Twitter" had very friendly images associated with it. On the other hand, š¯•¸ feels more like an experimental platform to me. It exudes a sense of volatility, chaos, instability, and intrigue.
While reading Jackā€™s article, I couldnā€™t help but reflect on the pages Iā€™ve read from Sapiens today. The world is home to a diverse range of people. Some individuals cherish the freedom to express their thoughts and opinions, while others seek the protection of their governments or authorities to shield them from their own flaws. I believe that those who value freedom often fail to comprehend the perspective of those who seek protection. I, too, have fought for freedom, but Iā€™ve also come to realize that there are many people who would willingly relinquish their rights in fear of making foolish mistakes.
Whatever your conclusion is, I hope you can be inspired by this quote from Sapiens.
"It takes a tribe to raise a human. Evolution does favoured those capable of forming strong social ties. In addition, since humans are born underdeveloped, they can be educated and socialized to a far greater extent than any other animal. Most mammals emerge from the womb like glazed earthenware emerging from a kiln - any attempt at remoulding will only scratch or break them. Humans emerge from the womb like molten glass from a furnace. They can be spun, stretched and shaped with a surprising degree of freedom. This is why today we can educate our children to become Christian or Buddhist, capitalist or socialist, warlike or peace-loving."