1) We’ve allowed economics to be determined by economists, war to be determined by politicians, relationship to the land to be determined by fossil fuel executives. & our relationship to work to be determined by moguls. That is the problem: we have stopped listening to ourselves.

May 26, 2019 · 12:40 PM UTC

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Marianne, thanks for pointing ☝️ out all of these truths, that should be obvious to us all. The puppeteers are busy and we are blinded and deaf as a result.
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We lift each other up by being kind. Bringing all of ourselves to the table, then by listening to each person -- with open ears and open hearts. Let's listen to @marwilliamson with our most authentic and sincere self. #Marianne2020 marianne2020.com/issues
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People are waking up to how the sausage is made, lot of unnecessary fat in there. Keep shedding light MW
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I don't understand this post. I think an answer like this would be weak in the debates (I've been saying you will be standout for about 5 months now). A better approach: start with the last sentence and expand.
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Don’t forget Education! Someone who has NEVER been an educator is in charge of our public education system.
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We need to listen to our financial advisors and watch patterns from our past. Learn from our history. You can’t go in blind and follow your gut or your in for a hard “gut punch” that will leave breathless
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Agreed.
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The problems lies with the points you just mentioned. The problem lies with the perpetuation of these institutions, and people in charge without regard to the masses. The problem is not tackling the real problems, which isn’t not listening to ourselves..
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So much for delegation!
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... and education determined by teachers. (instead of parents)
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