Many Questions.....but Few Answers

How are we supposed to fix the problems in the world today?

Why do people litter? Why do we continue to use certain products and take certain actions which harm the ozone layer? Why do we only use certain alternative sources of energy? Certain methods of recycling and certain alternative sources of energy may be more expensive, but they're better for the environment and the planet in the long run. We're human beings. We're better than this. We all have one heart. We all bleed the same color of blood.

How do we fix these problems?

Some of it would involve a lot of factors. Such as economic factors. Certain laws would have to be put into place by people who understood at a certain level how exactly these rules and regulations would effect people on a certain level. It would look very much like a top down approach. Very smart people who understand the factors of economics and how everything ties into the bigger picture would be very much needed here.

That's just one example.



We as a species and as human beings need to look at the bigger picture behind things. If we don't learn from the past, we are sure to repeat it.

And let me ask you.....how much have we actually learned?

There are many things that go wrong in the world today, and a lot of that is caused by human ignorance. Ignorance in people is very very common. It is a very difficult problem to solve. 

Which policies and laws are the best for the country overall? 70% conservative and 30% liberal? 50/50? 

We need to find the best versions of truth. Find the best laws and policies for our country, let alone our planet, and then actually implement them. Both steps have their own difficulties.

Before taking certain actions, it's important to understand the bigger picture and the greater context behind those actions.

All human beings are connected on some level. And one thing that effects some of us will effect many of us.

Sooner of later, those things affect all of us.

It's like an ecosystem.


So this leaves some people with many questions, but few answers.