Re: I seek therefore I shall find.

And there we have that circle again. When we look at history we can find both good and bad, the present is confusing with so many different ideas for what path to take. The media doesn't help and smacks of corruption with so many ideas being slammed before being properly heard. It all begs the question 'what if...?'
What we have discussed so far is no surprise, we know our history though at times we have different points of view. But where do we go from here? I have no great insights and would be a hopeless profit. We unfortunately do need to leave the future to those who will live in it however when we've looked at the past, we as a people have tended to look at history for guidance and there are many ways to read that history and many parts that a person can be lost in. It is not unreasonable to think that we should regress to a time when we didn't have anything and see about starting again however we have a population of somewhere near 7.5 billion and the thought of going back to nothing doesn't spark confidence of any form of success.
Present day leaders seem relentless in their efforts to put profit first before saving anything and continuously preach there is nothing wrong with what we are doing.
Maybe you're right and knowledge is freely available to those who look but societal restrictions through certification requirements mean that any person who looks to progress doesn't just need to study they need to pay for an overpriced course that will provide such certification. Yes, certification has been around for a very long time and so have the problems of the planet just that when we had a much smaller population it didn't seem to matter what we did.
Education stops being diversified as soon as a student achieves a level in life where they choose a direction. At this point it becomes directional and diversification comes from watching TV and social media. People in their 20's find it harder to change direction, they become focused on career development and have no time for alternate information. If they don't focus on career they become lost and their future isn't guaranteed within our society.
There isn't a single phrase that would satisfy a world full of doubt and conflict.
What we have discussed so far is no surprise, we know our history though at times we have different points of view. But where do we go from here? I have no great insights and would be a hopeless profit. We unfortunately do need to leave the future to those who will live in it however when we've looked at the past, we as a people have tended to look at history for guidance and there are many ways to read that history and many parts that a person can be lost in. It is not unreasonable to think that we should regress to a time when we didn't have anything and see about starting again however we have a population of somewhere near 7.5 billion and the thought of going back to nothing doesn't spark confidence of any form of success.
Present day leaders seem relentless in their efforts to put profit first before saving anything and continuously preach there is nothing wrong with what we are doing.
Maybe you're right and knowledge is freely available to those who look but societal restrictions through certification requirements mean that any person who looks to progress doesn't just need to study they need to pay for an overpriced course that will provide such certification. Yes, certification has been around for a very long time and so have the problems of the planet just that when we had a much smaller population it didn't seem to matter what we did.
Education stops being diversified as soon as a student achieves a level in life where they choose a direction. At this point it becomes directional and diversification comes from watching TV and social media. People in their 20's find it harder to change direction, they become focused on career development and have no time for alternate information. If they don't focus on career they become lost and their future isn't guaranteed within our society.
There isn't a single phrase that would satisfy a world full of doubt and conflict.