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The most interesting questions are always the ones parallel to the ones we are asking ourselves. I felt on one about a perfect world.
Most of us might see a perfect world as a result instead of a process – how a world in process could be perfect? I couldn’t stand an unimprovable world.
But the most important question about a perfect world is not how it would be but how we are. A perfect world would be built from who we are.
Would a perfect world be suitable with us?
Mostly: what are we made of? Greed? Fear? Hunger?
Before willing to improve the world, shouldn’t we be willing to improve ourselves?
Lately, old teenage ideas about a better world came back in my mind. I thought: what’s missing? Why are we thinking about a better world? Do we miss ingredients? Recipes? Cooks?
It’s easy to imagine a better world. Damn easy. But according to who we are, could we get better?
