Thanks Melody. : )
New information can drastically change a person too. So living in the "Information Age", an age as far as we know has never been experienced by people before until now, has greatly accelerated the process of change within people.
Before the Internet came along, the dynamics of information exchange was "bottlenecked" as very small groups of people (book publishers & media) were the de facto cartel who delivered to you the information which gave you orientation into what the world is and what you are and what your place in the world is, and your were socially expected to adjust yourself to this information being laid out to you.
That all changed in the early '90's (the Truth is out there) with the public introduction of the Internet. The dynamics of information exchange on the Internet is simply that anyone can post anything online, so this opened up all sorts of CHOICES as to what it is that you want to pay attention to. But more importantly this new dynamic of information exchange has no bottleneck like publishers and media still have today. So if anything was being held back by this bottleneck through traditional media, it would show up in our free information exchange system (Internet) so long as the given individual was seeking it with good discernment.
So there are people out there who continue to be told what they are and what the world is and what their place should be in it, via the information cartel. And there are people out there who discern for themselves what the world is and what their place should be in it, via free thought and unbridled information exchange.
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Last edited by Browne; May 5, 2015 at 10:24 AM.
…I take it even with all the posts we still have settled the double standard question…
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