• Zink@programming.dev
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    19 hours ago

    Damn, that is well said. This sentence in particular:

    We are losing our respect for the profound, our empathy for the other, and our curiosity for the unknown.

    is the kind of thing that sounds like an empty platitude when your mind/life is in a bad state, but after a few years of progress and healing I read that line and wish I could adequately express the years of reflection and learning that can be distilled down to such a short statement.

    • Snowies@lemmy.zip
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      18 hours ago

      Thanks stranger.

      I think a lot about daily life and the systems we’ve built and the way people treat each other and think about existence, and how we’ve changed and over time… or haven’t.

      We’re advancing so much faster than we’re evolving.

      I think that’s causing problems :/