Boomers inherited the golden age.
Millennials inherited the bill.
Gen Z inherited the ashes.
We watched our parents work themselves into exhaustion, watched degrees become overpriced lottery tickets, watched housing become unattainable, and watched corporations treat people like disposable garbage.
That’s why Gen Z puts mental health, freedom, and experiences above blind loyalty to illogical employers.
Gen Z is the first generation that refuses to be controlled by societal garbage
#Habs Jakub Dobeš says he's just going to go home tonight and quietly celebrate his birthday with his mom and brother: "I have a cake at home so I'll just go home and eat some cake. We gotta take this seriously... it's the ECF so I didn't celebrate much for my b-day..."
Life is so weird bro. People are literally working jobs they HATE. Every single day. For money. A man-made CONCEPT. We literally need money to pay to live, like what?? We have a chance at being alive, being sentient, being conscious. Yet we spend our time doing things we DON'T LIKE DOING. How does that make any sense? I can't wrap my head around it. What kind of society is this? Why can't we all just do what we want to do?
Yes, I feel energetically harassed by ppl who watch me and want to say something but don’t lmao. Yes, I can hear you. Yes, you might as well introduce yourself lmao
É bizarro o grau de sabotagem que a humanidade sofreu por parte dos grandes conglomerados farmacêuticos e das agências de inteligência, ambos impulsionados pela família Rockefeller. Essa elite praticamente descartou a medicina natural para substituí-la pelo modelo atual. Ao longo do século XX, os Rockefeller financiaram generosamente pesquisas e fizeram vultosas doações a universidades, que aderiram integralmente ao novo paradigma.
Como resultado, tudo foi patenteado. O que a natureza oferecia de graça foi sistematicamente esquecido, ocultado ou difamado. Não estou dizendo que toda a medicina moderna seja um erro. No entanto, é inegável que milhões de pessoas deixaram de ser curadas porque um metacapitalista decidiu que “remédio” só é remédio se for patenteável. E, pior ainda, esses mesmos remédios raramente curam: eles apenas tratam os sintomas de forma crônica, transformando o paciente em cliente vitalício.