When two tags are contradictory

Save the Ama­zon rain­fo­rest or save Spi­der­man? That’s the ques­tion. How to choose? It would seem that consi­de­ring both rescue ope­ra­tions direct­ly and indi­rect­ly, they seem illo­gi­cal. But are they real­ly? First­ly, we have quite a down-to-earth posi­tion. Although I am of deter­mi­nis­tic fata­lism, that is to say that our choices will have an impact on our imme­diate per­so­nal future, but on a lar­ger scale, this pat­tern in action com­ple­te­ly escapes us. The­re­fore, I can only unders­tand that some people want to escape into fri­vo­li­ties such as rescuing a super­he­ro from the hands of a capi­ta­list cor­po­ra­tion (XD) rather than taking concrete action such as pro­tes­ting in Swe­den to save the trees in the rain­fo­rest in Brazil.

My first thought would be, which of the two groups is living more so in a mirage of change? In my opi­nion, the connec­tion bet­ween these people is the same moti­va­tion to achieve any goal, as well as fin­ding a way to com­bat the gloom and pres­sure of a world where we feel, and quite right­ly, like we must suf­fer rea­li­ty rather than control it. Now, which team will you choose?

-Dan­ny

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Last Upda­ted on Novem­ber 15, 2019 by Coach Dan­ny