Maeve

Several tornados and multiple hurricanes.

More than one thing can be true; one things can be a subset of another.

Pretty sure that’s what everyone is doing. It helps to help others, where we can, in my experience. Focus on love, beauty, goodness. We can hyperfocus on the ugliness and easily fall into the abyss of despair, rather than the abyss of freedom (within personal constraints, obvs).

The Great Work. Hermetic kabbalah makes sense (psychology cloaked as religion, since humans are adverse we may be a little messed up and inner work is the only way through, and out). I’m just now scratching the surface but I’m digging it.

Help each other.

Yes.

? Porque no los dos?

My Cuban ex fling used to say exactly the same thing. I wonder where he is now, and if he’s changed his mind? I hope he’s doing well and hasn’t.

The Dems would have won if they ran a campaign relevant to the struggling and apprehensive. They didn’t. They lost.

Mediterranean diet. ;-)

Why do they have to be terrible?

It’s a pretty big disaster that wealthy nations have hungry, homeless, sick people that are considered acceptable for the sake of profit and they make benches like this so people can’t even have a nap.

Super Mario.

Education and intensive face to face therapy.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_personality

Butterfly knives aren’t.

Unfortunate the infographic comes with the rubbish “manliness” eg, toxic masculinity, narrative.

Workout. Opportunity to grow. Strength. Patience. Compassion (for self and others)…

They are human beings, these are human behaviors, and it’s not “no true human would…” Of course they would, and easily, too. My only point was to highlight differences in our concepts of wealth, and theirs.

Entire Royal families have been terminated for having less relative wealth to the workers than todays ruling class.

Indeed.

The very wealthy do shop at warehouse clubs, Walmart, etc. You won’t see them being walking advertisements for clothing lines, either. They do buy quality clothing, but they aren’t overtly branded, unless they’re casual, work or sports clothing. They may drive nice cars, many will own a regular 90s model Pontiac or something. They also don’t plan their money for years, rather in centuries. There’s a difference in behavior and attitude between old money and nuveau riche, as well.