CREATING THE DESERT OF THE REAL

Finding solutions (or even formulating) real problems.

Yes, the problems that society shields us from, perpetually.

Which means that, as a price, we have to solve society’s problems, ensuring the functioning of this massive shield.

I mean, if one focuses so much on their society, they will not get to asking the really important questions. Answering instead the questions society presents, and thus perpetuating the initial architecture.

“A beautiful question is an ambitious question that can begin to shift the way we perceive or think about something—and that might serve as a catalyst to bring about change [if change is what we want]” — Warren Berger.

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