Melki Hassa's Blog

Throughout our time we have learned top bottom leaderships, we have produced history and laws pertaining the ins and outs of governments and institutional coordination. But there are just things that can't be solved top bottom, the pervalence of its focus, the relevance of its mission has begun to really saturate.  Next is the people, we need the people to be responsible and how to be a responsible "being lead" people or how to be a good nakama is going to be the legacy of our time.  ---------------------------- Cause it is now the question of to whom the technology serves, rather than oh these helpless people... If we won't acknowledge this and take up our duty to be good, the whole thing might embrace the regress towards the past again, such out of the inclination to use tools that are relevant for that time.  I mean that's normal and reasonable to look to the past and recoordinate but if the past is poor and undesirable, and that's the tool we have to thriv

Look what I'm going to write here is just my side of the matter, like describing an elephant in the dark. Although I concluded that people are not talking about this conspicuously.  The problem starts with people are not appreciating teachers enough. Which in turn built momentum towards under appreciation of the press, because you supposed to appreciate good information but you've built the habit of dismissing it. Then sponsors came and its getting more and more unpleasant for the reporters to talk against the interests of the sponsors.  So the skewedness of the news, and then after a while arise this hostility against criticism. Because what sells in the market had been built on top of this reputation sterile from the "fire". Then comes innovation and people started to realize that businesses fall due to innovation and "spreading too thin" is a thing that could kill an industry.  But instead of telling people that, the customers, they use underhanded commun