Einstein said we would not solve the problems of the world from the same level of thinking we were at when we created them. The mechanistic thinking of the 20th century is giving way to a more holistic, whole person perspective. No economic data, prisons or bombs will keep us from ultimate destruction; only the deep recognition of human suffering and our need to heal it will do that.

Jan 12, 2024 · 12:59 PM UTC

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I respect your effort to continue to try. But, in the USA in particular, this is a level of 'being' that 10s of millions of Americans cannot recognize and it is only growing worse as late-stage capitalism, climate change, demand denial of the suffering it promotes.
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That's why I knew Covid was engineered in a lab. If it came from a bat, the bat would have been brought back in time one millennium.
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We are ready for Spiritual Solutions that include precepts from All There Is!
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when Biden posted this it was what he needed to say in order to be elected . now, look at the situation . u friend Marianne will have to say why he has failed and how you will proceed to deal with this reality which is much worse ..
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I think the focus has to be nature-based. Humans have no idea who they are because of being alienated from nature
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The solution would include, in my opinion massive investment in social services. Our ability to rise as individuals and as a society is dependent upon the nourishment of our roots. #peopleoverprofit
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Yes, ethics, values, morals are important and we need to think and discuss them a great deal more than we do. Not sure it has anything to do with "mechanistic thinking" versus a "more holistic, whole person perspective." IMHO, you talk sense sometimes, but not always.
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Einstein was a Freemason fraud actor.
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