Our society is so addictively adrenaline driven that personally and politically we tend to be guided more by reaction than by reflection. This global pause is forcing us to take the time to reflect, to think things through, and hopefully gain some wisdom.

Mar 29, 2020 · 5:08 AM UTC

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You're absolutely right. Reflection is so important. ❤️
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Replying to @marwilliamson @ilike2beright
“Addictively adrenaline drive”!?!? Very curious choice of words!
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Replying to @marwilliamson @TheCompanyMan
#2handsCanSave1 Moments & Memories "Shrink The Change For Greater Gains".
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Marianne, you're so wise! I wish people would really listen to you an Andrew Yang. idky they won't.
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This is THE question of the moment: who will we be on the other side? It is possible we will have evolved a little and we better. This is just a taste of the challenges that lie ahead for which status quo is capital D Disaster.
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That was the plan, but now everyone’s collectively bonding over that “Tiger King” freak show. Maybe next pandemic we’ll be more primed for real perspective/reflection, without the adrenaline/addiction component.
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@bassnectar read this
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We haven’t learned anything from the Peter Principle which demands we rise to a level of incompetence or face being fired. #UpOrOut
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#truth
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