@SpireJim The achieve all that through self-organisation without a hierarchical strong ant(man). Human societies need to learn how non-government species run their affairs.
Your mistakes don't define who you are. It's what you do after you have made the mistakes that makes all the difference.
Every mistake you make is a learning experience. They don't make you less capable. But it's how you correct them or learn from them that defines you.
1. Read and write more.
2. Don't hesitate to admit when you're wrong.
3. Be comfortable changing your opinion.
4. Find a mentor.
5. Stay teachable.
6. Make mistakes and learn.
7. Don't get offended easily.
8. Ask questions.
9. Spend time with nature.
10. Stay humble.
@ISERUganda@JaneRuth_Aceng@GovUganda I would decentralise preventive communication to be locally led & ensure consistent messaging about vaccination need, the threat of the looming 3rd wave etc. Frequently give updates on gov't efforts being taken to reduce the impact of covid-19 in a honest and accountable manner.
You are under no obligation to remain the same person you were a year ago, a month ago, or even a day ago. You are here to create yourself, continuously.
Mass poverty is not some kind of primordial lack; it is the result of an economic system that appropriates resources from the South, pays wages below the cost of subsistence, drains profits, and seeks to militate against attempts at sovereign economic development.
Being wrong is not a bad thing like they teach you in school. It is an opportunity to learn something.
There are no mistakes, only lessons. Growth is a process of trial and error.🧠
@newvisionwire The question is why US can't take them in yet they are more wealthy. I am not arguing against refugees but in a country where we are still struggling with vacciness and survival, our leaders need not to rush to accept more humans while struggling to protect the existing ones.
The "economy" is ultimately our material relationship with each other and with the rest of the living world. As today's IPCC report settles in, we have to decide whether we want that relationship to be based on extraction and exploitation, or on reciprocity and care.
Five great signs of intelligence:
• You're not afraid or ashamed to find errors in your understanding of things.
• You take mistakes as lessons.
• You don't get offended with accepting the facts.
• You are highly adaptable and very curious.
• You know what you don't know.
We are ready to start here at HQ!
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