1
2
Everyone sees the world in their own way + no one knows the truth.
Does the structure of society take this into account? No.
As soon as a child is born, people try to impose a single view of the world on them, based on what is now considered “truth.” While any statement is only someone else’s opinion.
Does the structure of society take this into account? No.
As soon as a child is born, people try to impose a single view of the world on them, based on what is now considered “truth.” While any statement is only someone else’s opinion.
As a result of this experience, a person cannot understand themselves as accurately as possible. So they make choices to improve their life, but some of them instead cause pain to themselves and others.
Therefore:
Therefore:
3
4
A person is a combination of:
1. The original algorithm of perception (actions that improve life – can be trusted 100%);
2. The adaptive part (how society has distorted your perception – why you make destructive choices, thinking they are constructive).
1. The original algorithm of perception (actions that improve life – can be trusted 100%);
2. The adaptive part (how society has distorted your perception – why you make destructive choices, thinking they are constructive).
Because any decision you make is based on perception, which is shaped by the structure of society, not independently by you.
It’s not your fault if things are not the way you wanted.
Everything below is simply given:
- results you are not happy with in your career, relationships, etc.;
- something from the past you don’t want to remember;
- all the pain you have felt and will feel;
- something said or done emotionally;
- etc.
Therefore:
It’s not your fault if things are not the way you wanted.
Everything below is simply given:
- results you are not happy with in your career, relationships, etc.;
- something from the past you don’t want to remember;
- all the pain you have felt and will feel;
- something said or done emotionally;
- etc.
Therefore: