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@cmconseils my eldest is a maths teacher / its not / something cold and sinister brewing by only having experienced life in an engineered culture of siloed individuality connected only through malign algorithms, with a side of ai / i think even in a decade we'll know the vibe is off...the fucking chain

@cmconseils Critical thinking skills are foundational. Building tools to foster them now.

@cmconseils
Nature never deals with empathy or criticism. Nature simply strikes

@cmconseils the two most important hhuman traits - intelligence and compassion.

Of course compassion doesn't get its fair share of credit in helping us survive

@Ffrancois @cmconseils Then why the hell did nature invent empathy? Why did it invent the ability to self-criticize?

Come now. Don't fall for that Nazi nonsense about nature. They don't know shit about it.

@cmconseils

Except truly critical thinkers are rarely into trends.

That’s the realm of the lemmings. If you are entertained by the bachelor, the apprentice or any pretend reality tv, you are not a critical thinker.

@Ffrancois Have you been outside?

Animals and nature are so much less feral then most people give them credit for. Of course there is much vile. So is amongst humans.

But there is also so much beautiful symbiosis.

But most humans are blind to that. Most humans think animals are monsters. And that despite the fact that the most vile and murderous animal on the face of the earth is us.

@betalars
This ist what nature made us .
physically the weakest creature, psychologically the most dangerous one. Kinda some billions of Jekyll&Hyde.

@Ffrancois lol, no.

We are nowhere near the weakest one.

We are in terms of cognition the most capable and the most enduring creature and that is what makes us so dangerous.