I think a psychological evaluation is needed to be eligible to vote.
Though requiring a psychological evaluation for voting raises concerns about potential biases and infringement on individual rights. Fair and equal access to voting is crucial in a democratic society, which the eligibility to vote is generally determined by age, citizenship, and sometimes residency, as opposed to mental health status. If someone meets the established criteria, they can participate in the electoral process.
But it’s crucial that an insane person doesn’t have a vote.
What do you think about this?
Societies grow because people refuse to be content with the status quo. Dissatisfaction drives ambition. Problems create entrepreneurs. Frustration creates innovation. The desire for something better pushes humanity forward.
So perhaps the goal isn’t to eliminate dissatisfaction, but to be content with your life while remaining dissatisfied with what can be improved.
Be grateful for what you have.
But never stop asking, “Can this be better?”
Happiness is overrated.
Happiness is temporary, it comes and goes with circumstances. Contentment is different. Contentment is golden. It is the ability to appreciate what you have without constantly needing more to feel fulfilled.
But there is an interesting paradox: individual contentment and societal progress are not always the same thing.
@FinPlanKaluAja1 I love China for what they have been able to achieve so far, I wish most part of that for Nigeria, China is probably the clearest example of a civilization that was a major global power, declined dramatically, and later returned to be a superpower.
Then you know nothing about the Chinese.
They are one of the world’s oldest civilizations. Their long history has produced a deep understanding of espionage, intelligence, strategic maneuvering, and engineering skills that have evolved over centuries.
Examples like “Sun Tzu -The Art of War”
Many countries carry public (government) debt while maintaining large sovereign wealth funds. These funds often funded by commodities (oil/gas), surpluses, they frequently create a strong net fiscal position, where assets dwarf liabilities.
This is the difference between Nigeria and other resource-rich or fiscally disciplined nations.
@ThendoRalph In my culture we say, “If you want to make your own rules, get your own house. As long as you’re under your parents’ roof, they can decide how their home is run.”
Love Elon Musk or hate him, the man spends his time creating products, companies, and industries. Meanwhile, many of his critics spend their time criticizing.
Ask yourself: What value have I created that serves humanity?
History rarely remembers the people who complained. It remembers the people who built.
@YoungGun8140 People who wants to work will still work, entertainment, sports, even handmade crafts jobs will still be available for those who like to work.
@_itsMks Frankly I think this would not have happened if the daughter listened and stayed in the car, she actually caused the escalation.
When you understand your color makes ignorant officers erratic, you don’t escalate.