People aren’t afraid of beauty - they adore it; not a strong physique - they seek its protection; not wealth - they benefit from it.
But they are afraid of those who brings new ideas, challenges their beliefs or shatters their biases. Such people mostly die unpopular. Their words live as quotable quotes afterwards.
India has more than a billion citizens & I’m sure most are decent & rational. But those who are visible on their TV & social media - those who scream, shout, abuse & obsess about Pakistan - they are a stain on their nation. They are petty, insecure & pathetic losers.
India has more than a billion citizens & I’m sure most are decent & rational. But those who are visible on their TV & social media - those who scream, shout, abuse & obsess about Pakistan - they are a stain on their nation. They are petty, insecure & pathetic losers.
"Pakistanis have lived with war, terrorism, political instability, economic crisis, and international isolation for most of their national existence. They have learned that the one thing that cannot be bombed, sanctioned, or narratively reframed is laughter. The self-deprecation is the point. It says: we know what you think of us, we know what we have been through, and we choose to laugh anyway. That choice is not weakness. It is the most defiant thing a population under pressure can do." -
Dan Qayyum
I read a similar research article, however rather than blaming technology altogether it focused on how the education system works these days, rather than focusing on basic education and getting a point across, it’s more about grades and scores.