Why Do We All Act so Blindly? This article challenges the…
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Why Do We All Act so Blindly?
This article challenges the conventional wisdom of social activism, which often relies on "moral obligation" or "selflessness." Author argues that humans are never truly lazy; rather, we act only when our limited perception identifies a direct self-interest.
To solve global issues like climate change, he suggests we must move from "professional" concern to "personal" realization—realizing that the "other" (the environment, animals, or other people) is not actually separate from the self.
How do we bridge the gap between "knowing the facts" and "feeling the fire"?
#inspiration
This article challenges the conventional wisdom of social activism, which often relies on "moral obligation" or "selflessness." Author argues that humans are never truly lazy; rather, we act only when our limited perception identifies a direct self-interest.
To solve global issues like climate change, he suggests we must move from "professional" concern to "personal" realization—realizing that the "other" (the environment, animals, or other people) is not actually separate from the self.
How do we bridge the gap between "knowing the facts" and "feeling the fire"?
#inspiration
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