Truth is the cornerstone to a life worth living

Having debated the topic of DEI, I found myself facing a dilemma rooted in ideology. I firmly belive help should be given to the less fortunate just not in such a harmful way that has been done. Great caution must be exercised when offering help, as the road to hell is often paved with good intentions. In a country where individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds have risen from nothing to achieve success, the most appropriate narrative should emphasize personal agency and foster an understanding of individual capability. instead you see the oposit The power of the mind is more important than any other resource in existence, as I demonstrate in the 'Studies on the Mind' section.  True support builds both capability and understanding.

Is it possible that:

• A politician might exploit any narrative that gains political favor or votes?
   
• A student admitted based on race rather than readiness could struggle with the curriculum, potentially facing devastating outcomes?
   

The truth is those who work hardest to achieve their goals—regardless of background—will ultimately succeed, Given they don't give up no legislation is going to solve racisim or life being unfair.

Across nearly every culture, philosophy, and religion, stretching back to the beginning of recorded history, one message endures. Simple. Profound. Often dismissed, rarely practiced.

“γνῶθι σεαυτόν” – Know thyself.

Inscribed at the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, it became a divine maxim. Socrates and Plato called it the foundation of wisdom: to understand your ignorance, your desires, your limits, and your potential.

Some avoid that path. It’s easier to dismiss than to dive inward. But when you don’t know yourself, you live by accident. You can’t manage your emotions, your relationships, or even your direction. You become vulnerable to deception, distraction, and disconnection. These are the people who complain all the time yet fail to recognise                         

I can understand why one would say politics and religion are both one in the same. after all countless examples can be found in history when a perfectly intelligent person acts on or believed nonsense with no evidence.--

It is in the narrow labels of race, creed, nation, party, and sex that the seeds of division are sown—and from them, others harvest control. Discrimination thrives where identity narrows.
Only when we remember we are human first can that cycle break. 

Here, you’ll find research-backed insight into how we work—our strengths, our blind spots, and how those have been exploited. Everyone (mostly) dislikes being lied to yet most have no idea of the tactics of propaganda,brain washing, or mind control things made legal for are goverment to do about the time shit started getting weird just before covid.

…And you will probably find some random B.S.  I thought was neat too.

Can’t be all serious.