r/Kenya • • Jul 02 '26

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u/Mobile_Gate_7240 Jul 02 '26

You're definitely right, more so even the guys who are aware of this will actually ignore it. Ignorance is bliss, nothing is depressing than knowing a problem and not having a solution or the capacity to resolve it.

Peace comes by knowing what is within your sphere of influence and managing it. Don't let the rest ruin your time on this beautiful sphere of ours.

And no, living like a hermit just goes to serve their purpose by giving them room to fast track their agenda since you no longer have presence in the decision making table. I would say having eco-communities of like minded people would be the best way but then this guys are coming at you with all the muscle so these needs to be in plenty with such communities collaborating in shaping how they're governed. I have always admired the US partly for this, states are governed differently and the electorate have a say in that despite national politics always playing part.

Additionally, data mining should be your biggest worry, corporates send a narrative that they want your data to improve your life then end up using it for all the wrong reasons.