With the upcoming election, citizens of the USA once again align our beliefs and dreams with our ‘favored’’ political party, while often showing disdain and ridicule for the opposition. There is an unspoken hope that if all 3 branches of government are unified (with the right flavor!), the issues that we care about will finally be addressed. In this segment of Frankly, I reflect on the growing systemic realities that we’ll have to face in the coming decade regardless of who wins this November. These realities can only be solved/responded to with a functioning system of governance. How will we work together as a society to overcome these challenges, rather than pitting ourselves against each other and shouting blame?
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Thank you, Nate, for your gift to us all of continuing deep education, and for the opportunity to constantly self-question. Liminal space all the way down, up and sideways … ❤️
Nate, after listening to your message today, I highly recommend that you listen to Fiona Hill’s lengthy interview with Lex Fridman. She has so many good ideas for greater citizen participation in the government leading to a better sense of personal ownership in the system. I’d love to see you have a conversation with Fiona!