THEY CAN'T BOTH BE RIGHT!
JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> writes:
THEY CAN'T BOTH BE RIGHT!
As an outside observer, from a country far
culturally from the US and the West in general, I
am tempted to say perhaps both are. All sides of
US politics seem insane to me. If so, then maybe
the issue is not that anyone is insane, but that
the meta-game itself went insane. The environment
everyone lives in is going insane, the collective,
the whole. It seems to me that this is, more of a
"Tower of Babel" situation, where people slowly,
gradually, are losing the ability to understand
each other, to talk, to reach and communicate and
comprehend. Language itself as a human tool is
breaking down, and so everything everyone says
everywhere sounds insane.
Things said by a leftest, when reaching a
left-supporter, are viewed and understood from a
perspective that is completely alien to someone
from the right, and vice-versa.
This is not going
to remain a left-right thing. The western world
is splitting even further; within the left some
leftists think other leftest people are insane,
and within the right some right people think other
right people are insane. The two-poles phenomena
is just a side-effect of US elections being set up
to encourage two-party standoffs. But this wall
will likely not hold long; we are already seeing
it breaking down.
I suspect these phenomena are driven by the
sudden introduction of hyper-connectivity to human
societies. Countries that are more connected are
the ones experiencing more such phenomena. Other
countries are probably going to have to face the
same issues as they catch up more on connectivity,
and build more cross-ties into the global "neural
system" of the planet.
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