There are natural laws. Lookup Game Theory.

Let’s say you’re a tree. Trees have evolved to share resources. Why? Because if a tree sucks up all its local resources, and kills it’s competition, it can no longer reproduce. It may kill every single one of its neighbors, but when it needs to reproduce, who is it doing it with?

Nature punishes greed, and a lot more negative behaviors, in the long term.

That tree survives in the short term by killing off its competition. But long-term, it never makes it. It never has offspring.

All of these things that our moral frameworks praise and reward, they seem to come from nature/an external source. Diligence, cooperation, responsibility, forgiveness, etc.

Considering everyone is in their own echo chamber, I’d say it’s pretty easy to miss things.

Lila still exists, whether I think of her or not.

I remember when they wanted to unify mobile phones and desktop computers, with a singular online storage account and DE that changed when you plugged your phone into a monitor. That shit was crazy.

The instance I’m on blocks a lot of NSFW content. So, I can’t subscribe to those communities.

Yay!!! Do I get a graduation party and trophy?

My question then is, who helps those people?

If it is not the job others to attempt to “mend” broken hearts, whose is it?

Clearly.

I just read that 92% of Americans are skipping medical appointments because they can’t pay for them.

I could go on.

The newer Looney Toons received high adult content ratings for adult outbursts and themes.

Why aren’t they qualified? Have they never had dark moments?

Do elaborate.

My childhood ones were healthier than my adult ones.

I see nothing wrong with therapy.

My problem is this generation’s incessant belief that negative emotions are bad.

Case and point: Watch the new live action Avatar series. Season I. I haven’t seen season II yet.

The only people with negative emotions are the bad guys. Everyone else is smiling constantly.

They’re stigmatizing something that’s perfectly fine to feel – as long as you’re actually feeling it.