Discrimination: Is it serious, or is the way the world is dealing with it ironically hilarious?
By: Controversial Squirrel
Tags: Identity, Human Behavior, Perspective, First Impressions

Discrimination: Is it serious, or is the way the world is dealing with it ironically hilarious? Controversial Squirrel May 27·3 min read

And why does the world seem to make the problem worse by ‘solving’ it?

Credits: Thrive Global

Let’s politely debate (and Trump, please learn from this).

Let’s say you’re a manager of a section of a company. Three people come in, a 25 year-old Asian woman, a 25 year-old Hispanic, and a 25 year-old local person. They are looking for the chance to work at your company.

The Hispanic is wearing foreign clothing but has won quite a few significant awards. The Asian is also wearing foreign clothes and has graduated from Tsinghua University.

The 25 year-old has graduated from Laurentian University in Canada.

Your company is in Canada, you grew up here, made a life, so…you are more familiar with the education format here. You don’t know what kind of education the foreigners have. SO, you obviously choose the local even though you didn’t pay too much attention to the foreigners.

You might be like, “No way Hose, crazy person, I wouldn’t be that biased.”

Well, you are likely to do that kind of thing if you have those denial thoughts.

Maybe I am wrong though.

It is found that if you have thoughts that always favour yourself, you probably don’t have a lot of intellectual humility. Lack of intellectual humility will cause lack of knowledge because you aren’t open to all the possibilities in front of you. Most things are not unambiguous…and most people know that but don’t understand it clearly. Like me.

And…that FINALLY gets us to our point.

People and animals are similar.

There was a mixed breed animal that was about to go into the pack. The pack didn’t except the mixed breed because he looked different.

But…if you prove yourself and show everyone that you have ideas that are valuable, ideas that someplace desperately needs, you will be excepted no matter how local you seem or what you look like.

Einstein wasn’t exactly the fashion guy.

My mother once told me something that her father told her. “Always strive to be first, because if they start eliminating people, they will eliminate the second or third.”

People used to be ‘colourblind’ or ‘identity blind’.

Now people are going, “Look, that person did something wrong, is the person black, asian, or white, is the person male, female or other, is the person… And is the victim or anyone related the same or different in any of these?

They don’t get to choose their identity.

If you can’t understand that, go back to kindergarten, or maybe enlighten us with some kind of higher wisdom.

But I’m pretty sure they can’t go, “Yeah, sure I want to look like this.” before they are born.

If we lived in a place where beings where just clouds of thought, the place would quickly become a ‘true civilisation’ where all the problems are talked out.

There will always be discourse among humans, but talking it out avoids wasting time and energy to murder others for what some think is a ‘noble’ purpose.

I may be wrong, I may be miles or galaxies away from the right answer, but right now, unless someone else has a better, more efficient idea, I will advocate for a world of reason and logic, not blind or brainwashed fighting and discourse. There are reasons for people’s seemingly blind or callous ways. Helping them is better than criticising and making the people in need more determined to take revenge against society.

The ones who pay for not helping the people in need are the people who originally started their hate towards society.

So, what do you think it is, helping them, or helping yourself?

If you don’t want to help yourself, at least help the world.

Never stop doing your best just because someone doesn’t give you credit. -Tony Robbins

Look at this one:

https://gao7422.medium.com/humanity-are-our-decisions-right-or-wrong-1fc9a494de95