Hello @ricia .. I hope you're well my friend. Yes, I think that people are so consumed with the fast pace of life that many don't have time to consider the longterm ramifications of our current trends and cultural changes. Certainly, the key focus seems to directed towards the minds of children .. if you're a student of history, such a focus is indeed troubling.

Thank you for your kind words, to make this series as comprehensive as possible I have delayed writing my book and other philosophical/spiritual perspectives I want to explore .. so I really appreciate your continued support. I think the most important thing we can do is not give into fear and division, remember that despite all that is happening the world is still a beautiful place and that we're all in this together, and at least attempt to reach out to one another. I didn't hear Bori's speech .. but I am keeping a close eye on the cultural zeitgeist. To my mind, in a world of polarising characters and events, they seem to be moving us towards some kind of confrontation between populism and (under a different guise) a virtue emboldened globalism. Indeed, I am trying to step back and look at the big picture and broad perspectives. I am keenly focused upon the increasing divisions within our society and following longterm trends, I think ultimately the world is a theater and whether they know it or not, the vast majority of public figures/politicians are assuming a role. Thanks again my friend!!