lwien
Well-Known Member
But that's not true. Native American Tribes fought against each other all the time over land and food resources, and land and food resources, to them, was power. Same things are true for tribes in Africa.bluntfaced said:the native americans.
Can we overcome our natural instincts of seeking power over one another? I believe it has to do with our instincts to survive and that the country or tribe that has the power will survive, and those that don't, won't.
While I totally agree with you that a paradigm shift in our way of thinking about this would benefit humankind in total, our selfish nature in protecting ourselves, our country, our tribe takes precedent.
I really think that it would take something cataclysmic to change this.........an outside threat that will not only affect us all, equally, but one that we all believe is eminent. A collective mindset, imho, is damn near impossible, but I envy your idealism. It is something that comes with youth, but sadly, diminishes over time, and it's that diminishing of idealism which in itself, is a roadblock that stands in the way of this paradigm shit to occur.