Ojai, CA feels like fertile ground for starting a cult

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

Yes, and Joshua Tree but also America in general. I think Americans are some of the most susceptible people in the world

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Yes, I do feel like America is susceptible because of the gaping spiritual hole that doesn’t get filled with consumerism / and increasing apathy towards religion.

Add that to the carte Blanche nature of America; manifest destiny being only possible because of its history of wanting to erase its own history

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America IS led by religious narratives and views, but the people understand that it’s just really about that exactly that - buying into the narrative 

I’d actually prefer it more if it was led with kindness and religious values, but it’s more seen these days as a tool to steer the masses or just profit imo

As a non-US person it's funny to see the US viewed as 'apathetic towards religion' when it's still so much more led by religious views than most other Western nations - or non-Western - China, Russia for example.

America to me feels like that friend who is kind of toxic but also takes risks and does cool new shit recklessly so you kind of let it go. Pros and cons