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I wrote about several years ago about the-coming of two truths. Most would say there is only one truth called “fact”. We now have two sides that are 180 degrees in opposition that live by completely different standards. How can this be?
You have all seen the illustration of the 6 and 9– where on one perspective argues its a 6 but the person on the other side argues it’s a 9.
In today’s world, we see opposite sides professing they are right. How could that be? Doesn’t 2+2=5? Yes, it can equal 5 if that is what is taught to its members and the platform or bubble that repeats it, starts believing it. Each faction has a support team for its survival.
Usually an opposing side works to find a better solution with the other side, but these days those sides are warring factions which make America weaker.
What is the solution? Here in California, one side says “let them find out how wrong they are by destroying their state” which both sides love. That doesn’t sound like a reasonable solution.
Either way, I don’t see a good outcome for the current rigidity that divides not only America but the rest of the world. Is war the inevitable lesson that brings normalcy back? I think most people forget how bad things can get
Maybe we are seeing why history always repeats itself.
You have all seen the illustration of the 6 and 9– where on one perspective argues its a 6 but the person on the other side argues it’s a 9.
In today’s world, we see opposite sides professing they are right. How could that be? Doesn’t 2+2=5? Yes, it can equal 5 if that is what is taught to its members and the platform or bubble that repeats it, starts believing it. Each faction has a support team for its survival.
Usually an opposing side works to find a better solution with the other side, but these days those sides are warring factions which make America weaker.
What is the solution? Here in California, one side says “let them find out how wrong they are by destroying their state” which both sides love. That doesn’t sound like a reasonable solution.
Either way, I don’t see a good outcome for the current rigidity that divides not only America but the rest of the world. Is war the inevitable lesson that brings normalcy back? I think most people forget how bad things can get
Maybe we are seeing why history always repeats itself.
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