
Max
865 posts

Max
@MrMaxBuilds
Software Craftsman. Launching BrickAI on the iOS App Store https://t.co/7blkyymzeV



I had the same experience. The view we had as young men stems from our ignorance of civilization’s fragility. We naively believed that social order “grows on trees”; that it is the automatic, default, thing that we must resist to avoid total soulless conformity. But once you mature you realize, no, it is basically the opposite. The default state of existence is squalor, war, disease, and death. The 3rd world is what happens when you try hard to have civilization. And the first world is what happens when you are blessed by God with daily miracles which should make you weep with gratitude. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people are too stupid to ever comprehend this truth. Which is part of why it’s all so fragile.








I 100% believe this because the past year or so in I would see Indians arriving at the central train station in Amsterdam or around the airport train station behaving like it was their first day on earth. One example, I saw an Indian woman who was scared to use the escalator, looking at it like she saw water burn, while holding up many people behind her who were trying to exit the train platform.






Should a minority community's right to be in America depend on their willingness to converge with the cultural mainstream? No, it shouldn't depend on that. It shouldn't depend on anything. We're all Americans, after all.









