keccers
@keccers.eth
To me post-truth is good because it forces me not to care about anything beyond my immediate locus of control. Why do I care about the “truth” beyond what I see with my eyes. I have no agency over any of this stuff anyways.
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keccers
@keccers.eth
I think a lot of tech and more broadly a secular culture is deeply uncomfortable with uncertainty. This plus no agency in a post truth environment is why everyone is so fucking nuts. And then I’m nuts because I have to deal with all of them 😆
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louis albiverse
@albiverse
i think its not all or nothing - sometimes you could put yourself in a position where you have agency, sometimes its unrealistic think its important to keep an open mind not to use this as an excuse / a default mode all the time
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Daniel Sinclair
@danielsinclair
/microsub tip: 297 $DEGEN
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ilove.base.eth
@chris24.eth
My grandma used to share a story that I've repeated many times. Her father was a poor blacksmith and preacher in Appalachia. He lived until his late 90's. He never had a television, only listened to the AM radio. She told me he was one of the happiest people she ever knew. The only worries and cares he had where his family, and what happened to the neighbors in his "holler." Lived through two world wars, and died as happily as he lived. Some of us, especially the more empathetic, can mentally take on the weight of the world especially as its blasted in nonstop news cycles. What is the cost, and what is the gain?
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James
@jamesf
Even in isolation, the world still impacts you. Ignoring broader truths limits your understanding and potential influence, deepening disconnection from the forces shaping your life.
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masky
@msky
"To me"
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Just Build
@justbuild
/microsub tip: 80 $DEGEN
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