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The pharmaceutical industry exploited a very important message about suffering. The message started as “there is no shame in talking about pain.” Then industry influence helped turn it into “there is no shame in getting treatment.” We should feel like we can talk about our struggles and seek help... show more

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I wish the church was taught more about the spiritual reality of our world, and the spiritual war that we are in. This world is in control of the evil one and there is evidence of our biblical history everywhere we look. It’s always fascinating to me getting a glimpse into that world by seeing the remnant of it.

I wish the church was taught more about the spiritual reality of our world, and the spiritual war that we are in. This world is in control of the evil one and there is evidence of our biblical history everywhere we look. It’s always fascinating to me getting a glimpse into that world by seeing the remnant of it.

Ashley Hays

38,473 views • 10 months ago

It is very difficult for me to show my vulnerability, but i understand that it is part of the healing process, and with everything happening in the world today i think it is important we talk about our mental struggles.

It is very difficult for me to show my vulnerability, but i understand that it is part of the healing process, and with everything happening in the world today i think it is important we talk about our mental struggles.

Lisa De Vanna

72,312 views • 3 years ago

Hannatu: The fact that there is no arena that produces Afrobeats is quite a shame. That there is only one 5-star hotel in the capital of Nigeria, Abuja, the Hilltop Hotel, is also quite a shame. Abuja should have 5 or 6 world-class hotels, and we are working on about 3 of them in Abuja and 2 in Lagos.

Hannatu: The fact that there is no arena that produces Afrobeats is quite a shame. That there is only one 5-star hotel in the capital of Nigeria, Abuja, the Hilltop Hotel, is also quite a shame. Abuja should have 5 or 6 world-class hotels, and we are working on about 3 of them in Abuja and 2 in Lagos.

Imran Muhammad

195,426 views • 7 months ago

There is nothing more important than Palestine and Gaza right now. There is nothing more important to talk about. There is nothing that should fill the media more than the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. There is nothing politicians should take more responsibility for than Palestine, Gaza, and the West Bank right now. It is the most important scandal and abuse of an entire people of our time, which is why we need to talk about it. Again and again. It's no use filling the media with cross-country skiing and Easter trips and slush and bad weather. We need to turn our ears and our hearts towards Gaza and the West Bank. It must not happen again that we turn away. And it must not be another 75 years before a Marte Michelet reveals what Norway did NOT do when another people were annihilated or attempted to be annihilated. That's why this is so damn important to talk about. Dr. Mads

There is nothing more important than Palestine and Gaza right now. There is nothing more important to talk about. There is nothing that should fill the media more than the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. There is nothing politicians should take more responsibility for than Palestine, Gaza, and the West Bank right now. It is the most important scandal and abuse of an entire people of our time, which is why we need to talk about it. Again and again. It's no use filling the media with cross-country skiing and Easter trips and slush and bad weather. We need to turn our ears and our hearts towards Gaza and the West Bank. It must not happen again that we turn away. And it must not be another 75 years before a Marte Michelet reveals what Norway did NOT do when another people were annihilated or attempted to be annihilated. That's why this is so damn important to talk about. Dr. Mads

Dr. Mads Gilbert

80,857 views • 2 years ago

Shuler: If you think about every industrial revolution we’ve been through, working people have helped us make that transition. It’s really because we’ve helped tame the technology and figured out how to use it in the most effective way. So I think your question about augmentation versus replacement is the big question we have. If we can all agree that this is about making our jobs better, safer, easier, and more productive, then we’re all in. But if you’re looking to de-skill, dehumanize, and replace workers, to put people out on the street with no path forward, then absolutely you’re going to have a revolution. So I think that’s something we all need to be very real about and think seriously about. If we’re going to have productivity gains, working people—the ones who make these industries happen—need to share in that. There hasn’t been a lot of discussion about that here. Of course, in terms of how we create policies, how we create tax infrastructure, whether or not we are redistributing—yes, that word is a dirty word around here—we need to talk about it and confront how we’re going to make sure working people share in the gains of these technologies. And if you look at the numbers of jobs, let’s talk about job quality. Yes, maybe there are a lot of jobs created, but what kind of jobs are we talking about? Are they jobs that can sustain a family? Is it a job where people can actually work one job? One job should be enough.

Shuler: If you think about every industrial revolution we’ve been through, working people have helped us make that transition. It’s really because we’ve helped tame the technology and figured out how to use it in the most effective way. So I think your question about augmentation versus replacement is the big question we have. If we can all agree that this is about making our jobs better, safer, easier, and more productive, then we’re all in. But if you’re looking to de-skill, dehumanize, and replace workers, to put people out on the street with no path forward, then absolutely you’re going to have a revolution. So I think that’s something we all need to be very real about and think seriously about. If we’re going to have productivity gains, working people—the ones who make these industries happen—need to share in that. There hasn’t been a lot of discussion about that here. Of course, in terms of how we create policies, how we create tax infrastructure, whether or not we are redistributing—yes, that word is a dirty word around here—we need to talk about it and confront how we’re going to make sure working people share in the gains of these technologies. And if you look at the numbers of jobs, let’s talk about job quality. Yes, maybe there are a lot of jobs created, but what kind of jobs are we talking about? Are they jobs that can sustain a family? Is it a job where people can actually work one job? One job should be enough.

Acyn

41,942 views • 7 months ago

There is no more time left to sugar coat anything. Most people, even unbelievers can FEEL something is wrong and we need to USE that to talk about what is going on. We need to be talking about the reality of hell. About the reality of eternity separated from God. About Satan, demons and the demonic realm. About the spiritual warfare we are in because we are now in a period of time they can see EVIDENCE of it when they look outside. Get right with Jesus. He died for you, took your place on the cross so that through the blood that He shed, you can spend eternity in the presence of God Almighty.

There is no more time left to sugar coat anything. Most people, even unbelievers can FEEL something is wrong and we need to USE that to talk about what is going on. We need to be talking about the reality of hell. About the reality of eternity separated from God. About Satan, demons and the demonic realm. About the spiritual warfare we are in because we are now in a period of time they can see EVIDENCE of it when they look outside. Get right with Jesus. He died for you, took your place on the cross so that through the blood that He shed, you can spend eternity in the presence of God Almighty.

Ashley Hays

32,790 views • 8 months ago

There is no shame in taking Divorce if someone is not happy in a matrimonial relationship. There is no shame in taking back the Streedhan if the marriage is going to end. But, why to lie about the same publicly? When you already signed MOU and the Husband is returning all your Streedhan then what was the need to defame the husband in front of the Media with the claim that no Streedhan was taken?

There is no shame in taking Divorce if someone is not happy in a matrimonial relationship. There is no shame in taking back the Streedhan if the marriage is going to end. But, why to lie about the same publicly? When you already signed MOU and the Husband is returning all your Streedhan then what was the need to defame the husband in front of the Media with the claim that no Streedhan was taken?

NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs

22,914 views • 4 months ago

The Truth that no one wants to speak about….. The Motor Vehicle industry in SA 🇿🇦 is a Mess !!! From Dealership to Finance and Insurance. This industry is hurting/harming the people of South Africa. If our people ignore this and take it like a pinch of salt then we in a more serious trouble than we thought.

The Truth that no one wants to speak about….. The Motor Vehicle industry in SA 🇿🇦 is a Mess !!! From Dealership to Finance and Insurance. This industry is hurting/harming the people of South Africa. If our people ignore this and take it like a pinch of salt then we in a more serious trouble than we thought.

VIEW4YOU

11,502 views • 6 months ago

RFK JR: "The soda industry knocked on our door and said the SNAP program is not supposed to be about nutrition. We pointed out that there is no nutrition in a soda. They said it's not about nutrition. We said the name of the program is 'Supplemental Nutrition Assistance.'"

RFK JR: "The soda industry knocked on our door and said the SNAP program is not supposed to be about nutrition. We pointed out that there is no nutrition in a soda. They said it's not about nutrition. We said the name of the program is 'Supplemental Nutrition Assistance.'"

TheBlaze

1,358,546 views • 1 year ago

Russians say: "We’re happy, we’re glad to live in Russia. We definitely wouldn’t want to live in another country. We like everything here. We’re happy, we’re proud. The only thing that worries us, of course, is our children - and the war. Our sons are there. We wish it would all end already, because we worry about the boys. We have a son. And for many years we’ve been struggling with gas. That’s the only other problem. There are problems with sewer system and gas. That’s the only thing that bothers us. When you walk down the street, people dump everything right onto the road. And the stench... That’s it. Otherwise, everything is basically fine."

Russians say: "We’re happy, we’re glad to live in Russia. We definitely wouldn’t want to live in another country. We like everything here. We’re happy, we’re proud. The only thing that worries us, of course, is our children - and the war. Our sons are there. We wish it would all end already, because we worry about the boys. We have a son. And for many years we’ve been struggling with gas. That’s the only other problem. There are problems with sewer system and gas. That’s the only thing that bothers us. When you walk down the street, people dump everything right onto the road. And the stench... That’s it. Otherwise, everything is basically fine."

Anton Gerashchenko

536,336 views • 8 months ago

AOC: The concentration has gotten to such an extreme degree that you can literally name the billionaire who owns the outlet. Bezos owns The Washington Post. You have these deals with the Ellisons… You have CBS that has been taken over by a charlatan… We’re not just talking about the 24/7 channels — we’re talking about some of the most historic journalistic institutions like CBS, not to even speak of the decimation in local journalism. The gutting of local journalism is the seed for a lot of this. On top of that, people have been dealing with the pain of family members or friends that are on the other side of the political aisle. And there’s also, I think, a personal and emotional pain sometimes of feeling like you, as the person right in front of your loved one, are not listened to or thought of — and your input is not as important as this mainstream/Fox News — like a TV channel. Yes, there are political differences there, but people feel, “How am I less important than the TV?”

AOC: The concentration has gotten to such an extreme degree that you can literally name the billionaire who owns the outlet. Bezos owns The Washington Post. You have these deals with the Ellisons… You have CBS that has been taken over by a charlatan… We’re not just talking about the 24/7 channels — we’re talking about some of the most historic journalistic institutions like CBS, not to even speak of the decimation in local journalism. The gutting of local journalism is the seed for a lot of this. On top of that, people have been dealing with the pain of family members or friends that are on the other side of the political aisle. And there’s also, I think, a personal and emotional pain sometimes of feeling like you, as the person right in front of your loved one, are not listened to or thought of — and your input is not as important as this mainstream/Fox News — like a TV channel. Yes, there are political differences there, but people feel, “How am I less important than the TV?”

Acyn

256,463 views • 5 months ago

⚡️A Message from Journalist Hossam Shabat [حسام شبات] today: But where is the world, and where is the outrage this past Friday? We feel that the entire world has abandoned us, and we are left here alone, suffering and being uprooted day by day. People may see me as a journalist, and some see us as heroes, but we are far simpler than that. We have tasted pain, sorrow, and loss. Every day, we say goodbye to loved ones and families. I feel that even the suffering of the smallest child in this region is part of our responsibility to convey.

⚡️A Message from Journalist Hossam Shabat [حسام شبات] today: But where is the world, and where is the outrage this past Friday? We feel that the entire world has abandoned us, and we are left here alone, suffering and being uprooted day by day. People may see me as a journalist, and some see us as heroes, but we are far simpler than that. We have tasted pain, sorrow, and loss. Every day, we say goodbye to loved ones and families. I feel that even the suffering of the smallest child in this region is part of our responsibility to convey.

Suppressed News.

39,338 views • 1 year ago

Our suffering here in Gaza is no longer just about survival, but about the most basic rights. Every day, we struggle to obtain what the world considers ordinary: safety, water, medicine, and the dignity of living. We are not asking for the impossible… we are only asking for our right to live.

Our suffering here in Gaza is no longer just about survival, but about the most basic rights. Every day, we struggle to obtain what the world considers ordinary: safety, water, medicine, and the dignity of living. We are not asking for the impossible… we are only asking for our right to live.

Mohammed jawad 🇵🇸

18,647 views • 8 months ago

Angus: Canada is reconsidering that relationship with China. Why? Because we can no longer trust the United States. And we know that we have maybe 150, maybe more, Canadians in custody at ICE detention centers without the rule of law. Well, we had two Canadians under Chinese custody and it caused a huge outcry. We now have over 150 in the United States. So when the prime minister is talking about us needing to rethink our trade relationships and our strategic relationships, the fact that we’re now willing to entertain relations with the authoritarian government in Beijing shows that we can no longer maintain those relationships with the United States.

Angus: Canada is reconsidering that relationship with China. Why? Because we can no longer trust the United States. And we know that we have maybe 150, maybe more, Canadians in custody at ICE detention centers without the rule of law. Well, we had two Canadians under Chinese custody and it caused a huge outcry. We now have over 150 in the United States. So when the prime minister is talking about us needing to rethink our trade relationships and our strategic relationships, the fact that we’re now willing to entertain relations with the authoritarian government in Beijing shows that we can no longer maintain those relationships with the United States.

Acyn

390,084 views • 10 months ago

Bill Maher on the “f*cking asshole” celebrities who said, “We’re all in this together,” during COVID: “The bullshit of every time I turned on the TV, it was some version of ‘We’re all in it together.’ No, we’re not, you f*cking assholes.” “You f*cking posers. Half of us are getting food delivered by the other half, and you’re the half that’s sitting home in your pajamas and talking about how much ‘we’re all in it together.’” “No, you’re going out to the Hamptons. You’re going to a yacht. Yes, I know you’re putting out Instagram political messages about it, and that’s awesome, but basically, you’re the one who’s insulated...” “If we’re really all in it together, I got an idea: How about we take turns about who’s working for Grubhub? If we’re really all in it together, maybe that should be something that has to get passed around.” “So some of us are delivering some of the time instead of some of us delivering ALL of the time, and some of us in our pajamas ALL the time.”

Bill Maher on the “fcking asshole” celebrities who said, “We’re all in this together,” during COVID: “The bullshit of every time I turned on the TV, it was some version of ‘We’re all in it together.’ No, we’re not, you fcking assholes.” “You f*cking posers. Half of us are getting food delivered by the other half, and you’re the half that’s sitting home in your pajamas and talking about how much ‘we’re all in it together.’” “No, you’re going out to the Hamptons. You’re going to a yacht. Yes, I know you’re putting out Instagram political messages about it, and that’s awesome, but basically, you’re the one who’s insulated...” “If we’re really all in it together, I got an idea: How about we take turns about who’s working for Grubhub? If we’re really all in it together, maybe that should be something that has to get passed around.” “So some of us are delivering some of the time instead of some of us delivering ALL of the time, and some of us in our pajamas ALL the time.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

546,606 views • 1 month ago

Tyrese Haliburton on the moment he realized he wasn’t playing in the Olympics 😭 “We’re in the back doing film and we have the team meeting where we acknowledge that all 12 guys can not play. Steve starts talking everybody can’t play, Bron is talking how he didn’t play in the 04 Olympics that much, Kd is over there saying we’re all 12 all stars, everybody is good. I’m sitting there listening and I’m like yeah. As we start film I’m like, but who are they talking about? I’m looking around like, he’s not talking about him, he’s not talking about him, I’m like ahhh, they talking bout me!” (Via Mind the Game)

Tyrese Haliburton on the moment he realized he wasn’t playing in the Olympics 😭 “We’re in the back doing film and we have the team meeting where we acknowledge that all 12 guys can not play. Steve starts talking everybody can’t play, Bron is talking how he didn’t play in the 04 Olympics that much, Kd is over there saying we’re all 12 all stars, everybody is good. I’m sitting there listening and I’m like yeah. As we start film I’m like, but who are they talking about? I’m looking around like, he’s not talking about him, he’s not talking about him, I’m like ahhh, they talking bout me!” (Via Mind the Game)

NBA Courtside

4,748,932 views • 7 months ago

🗣️: Have you started thinking about your future after getting married? Mew : The main focus is financial planning for retirement. We have several businesses and there are also funds that need to be used. What will our retirement look like? I think it’s good to start planning early, how much we would want to spend in retirement, and how we can generate income now to support that in the future. Most of it is really about financial planning. 🗣️: And what about Tul? Mew : It’s something we talk about all the time. We both feel that when we get older, we want to live comfortably together. So we’re working hard right now so that life will be easier for us when we’re older.

🗣️: Have you started thinking about your future after getting married? Mew : The main focus is financial planning for retirement. We have several businesses and there are also funds that need to be used. What will our retirement look like? I think it’s good to start planning early, how much we would want to spend in retirement, and how we can generate income now to support that in the future. Most of it is really about financial planning. 🗣️: And what about Tul? Mew : It’s something we talk about all the time. We both feel that when we get older, we want to live comfortably together. So we’re working hard right now so that life will be easier for us when we’re older.

💞

17,699 views • 2 months ago

A Christian friend of mine called me last night to talk about the problem of animal suffering because of Alex O'Connor’s debate with William Lane Craig. He was concerned because he thinks that Alex made a good argument. Before I give my thoughts let’s get one thing straight: This is not a logical argument, it’s an emotional argument. The atheist always taps into our emotions to when they talk about this. We’re asked to think of things like a Zebra getting his windpipe crushed by a lion so that as we deal with the argument we’re feeling, rather than thinking. So before I give a few brief remarks, let’s all turn our brains back on and the feelings off (if you can) and actually consider this rationally. 1. Alex and many other atheists bring up suffering as if it adds onto itself, so here’s one instance of suffering and that’s one, and here’s another instance in another animal so that’s two, three, etc… but why? Why are we adding up individual creature suffering and putting it all into the same bin of “suffering?” Every individual experiences its own local suffering, that’s it. There’s no aggregate. There’s no “pool of suffering.” The move to stack one animal’s suffering on top of another animal is silly. I don’t see any justification for it. 2. Suffering just means not getting what you want, that’s it, and it’s temporary. Yesterday at the pool my daughter stubbed her toe. She said “ow!” She hopped around, and then she forgot all about it and went back to playing. It wasn’t a big deal. Atheists act like suffering is just the end of the world and frankly it’s childish. We all suffer, we all don’t get what we want, so what? Why is God obligated to give us what we want all the time? He isn’t. Not only that but suffering can make people better, it helps you appreciate things, learn lessons, etc. There’s nothing about suffering that indicates it’s some kind of evil thing that God must stop and shouldn’t be allowing. To really make my point imagine a world without suffering and then someone gets a tummy ache. He’s now suffering. Should we now think God doesn’t exist because one man got an ache in his tum tum? I think not. What about two aches, in two tum tums? See where I’m going? There’s nothing incompatible with God and suffering. This is just emotional manipulation. 3. Suffering has a lot to do with frame of reference. If you turned a human into an ant, they’d probably suffer a lot, but that’s because they know what it is to not be an ant. Compared to a human, ants live very difficult lives. But does the ant know that? No, an ant is just an ant. That’s all it knows. It has no frame of reference and what we might find horrible, an ant finds mundane and normal. In other words, it’s entirely possible that animals don’t suffer nearly as much as we think they do, and the only reason we think they suffer is because we’re projecting ourselves onto them. If WE were them, we wouldn’t like it. But that doesn’t necessarily follow, I would hate to be a fly eating poop all day, but does a fly suffer when they eat poop? No, they love it. The other day I saw a video of a woman with no arms, just legs. She could do everything—drive, get dressed, etc. When we see a woman without arms we imagine they’re suffering because we love our arms, but she’s never had them. So is she suffering? Or is this just all she knows? So it’s not obvious that animals suffer anywhere near as much as we imagine they do. 4. Lastly, according to what worldview is suffering “bad?” When the atheist points at suffering as an evil/bad thing, are they doing that from their atheism, or from our worldview as Christians? Does the atheist need to borrow from our worldview to even make sense of the idea that there’s something wrong with suffering? Or are they able to conjure this metaphysical idea of “badness” up on atheism as well? This really needs to be pushed on. I don’t think for one second that atheism can account for something like “badness,” so the very thing they want to complain about is totally fine according to their own worldview. If that’s the case, which worldview is less likely to be true… the Christian worldview where we have sin and badness, or the atheist worldview where things just happen, events… and the moral dimension is nothing but a programmed illusion? I think it goes without saying that the atheist worldview is far less likely to be true if that’s the case, and if it isn’t, the atheist has a lot of work to do in explaining how their absurd worldview can make sense of why wrongness exists. We need to stop granting atheists access to metaphysics that make absolutely no sense on their own worldview.

A Christian friend of mine called me last night to talk about the problem of animal suffering because of Alex O'Connor’s debate with William Lane Craig. He was concerned because he thinks that Alex made a good argument. Before I give my thoughts let’s get one thing straight: This is not a logical argument, it’s an emotional argument. The atheist always taps into our emotions to when they talk about this. We’re asked to think of things like a Zebra getting his windpipe crushed by a lion so that as we deal with the argument we’re feeling, rather than thinking. So before I give a few brief remarks, let’s all turn our brains back on and the feelings off (if you can) and actually consider this rationally. 1. Alex and many other atheists bring up suffering as if it adds onto itself, so here’s one instance of suffering and that’s one, and here’s another instance in another animal so that’s two, three, etc… but why? Why are we adding up individual creature suffering and putting it all into the same bin of “suffering?” Every individual experiences its own local suffering, that’s it. There’s no aggregate. There’s no “pool of suffering.” The move to stack one animal’s suffering on top of another animal is silly. I don’t see any justification for it. 2. Suffering just means not getting what you want, that’s it, and it’s temporary. Yesterday at the pool my daughter stubbed her toe. She said “ow!” She hopped around, and then she forgot all about it and went back to playing. It wasn’t a big deal. Atheists act like suffering is just the end of the world and frankly it’s childish. We all suffer, we all don’t get what we want, so what? Why is God obligated to give us what we want all the time? He isn’t. Not only that but suffering can make people better, it helps you appreciate things, learn lessons, etc. There’s nothing about suffering that indicates it’s some kind of evil thing that God must stop and shouldn’t be allowing. To really make my point imagine a world without suffering and then someone gets a tummy ache. He’s now suffering. Should we now think God doesn’t exist because one man got an ache in his tum tum? I think not. What about two aches, in two tum tums? See where I’m going? There’s nothing incompatible with God and suffering. This is just emotional manipulation. 3. Suffering has a lot to do with frame of reference. If you turned a human into an ant, they’d probably suffer a lot, but that’s because they know what it is to not be an ant. Compared to a human, ants live very difficult lives. But does the ant know that? No, an ant is just an ant. That’s all it knows. It has no frame of reference and what we might find horrible, an ant finds mundane and normal. In other words, it’s entirely possible that animals don’t suffer nearly as much as we think they do, and the only reason we think they suffer is because we’re projecting ourselves onto them. If WE were them, we wouldn’t like it. But that doesn’t necessarily follow, I would hate to be a fly eating poop all day, but does a fly suffer when they eat poop? No, they love it. The other day I saw a video of a woman with no arms, just legs. She could do everything—drive, get dressed, etc. When we see a woman without arms we imagine they’re suffering because we love our arms, but she’s never had them. So is she suffering? Or is this just all she knows? So it’s not obvious that animals suffer anywhere near as much as we imagine they do. 4. Lastly, according to what worldview is suffering “bad?” When the atheist points at suffering as an evil/bad thing, are they doing that from their atheism, or from our worldview as Christians? Does the atheist need to borrow from our worldview to even make sense of the idea that there’s something wrong with suffering? Or are they able to conjure this metaphysical idea of “badness” up on atheism as well? This really needs to be pushed on. I don’t think for one second that atheism can account for something like “badness,” so the very thing they want to complain about is totally fine according to their own worldview. If that’s the case, which worldview is less likely to be true… the Christian worldview where we have sin and badness, or the atheist worldview where things just happen, events… and the moral dimension is nothing but a programmed illusion? I think it goes without saying that the atheist worldview is far less likely to be true if that’s the case, and if it isn’t, the atheist has a lot of work to do in explaining how their absurd worldview can make sense of why wrongness exists. We need to stop granting atheists access to metaphysics that make absolutely no sense on their own worldview.

Darwin to Jesus

12,519 views • 3 months ago

The culture today is toxic. Media reflects it and amplifies it. As a society, we’ve become… Cynical about the motivations of others Simplistic in our thinking about complex issues Certain that we have all the answers Scared of the challenges we face It’s understandable, but unsustainable. And it doesn’t have to be like this. Progress happens when we’re… Curious about new ideas Thoughtful about hard questions Open to considering other perspectives Constructive about the challenges we face In everything we do at Freethink Media, it’s our ethos that makes us different. And it’s our ethos that makes what we do matter. Freethink: A platform for the people and the ideas that are changing the world

The culture today is toxic. Media reflects it and amplifies it. As a society, we’ve become… Cynical about the motivations of others Simplistic in our thinking about complex issues Certain that we have all the answers Scared of the challenges we face It’s understandable, but unsustainable. And it doesn’t have to be like this. Progress happens when we’re… Curious about new ideas Thoughtful about hard questions Open to considering other perspectives Constructive about the challenges we face In everything we do at Freethink Media, it’s our ethos that makes us different. And it’s our ethos that makes what we do matter. Freethink: A platform for the people and the ideas that are changing the world

Freethink

189,360 views • 1 year ago

We’re on the verge of a catastrophic mortgage crisis… There is one very obvious lever to pull that would help And yet no one appears to want to talk about it I wonder why…

We’re on the verge of a catastrophic mortgage crisis… There is one very obvious lever to pull that would help And yet no one appears to want to talk about it I wonder why…

Marina Purkiss

610,362 views • 3 years ago