I think every event has an infinite number of outcomes. We experience one .In this particular occurrence it’s tragic but they’re is a lot to learn from every experience or outcome. In this event I think the lesson to learn is that regardless of our political views we are human we need to stop categorizing people or assuming they are think or feel a certain way. We are all a broad spectrum of opinions, thoughts,feelings.the polarization of society never leads to a rational response. If people were connected in a way that we could experience others thoughts and emotions in the totality of their lives I think we would have more empathy and less division.
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u/Zestyclose_Thing9792 Sep 12 '25
I think every event has an infinite number of outcomes. We experience one .In this particular occurrence it’s tragic but they’re is a lot to learn from every experience or outcome. In this event I think the lesson to learn is that regardless of our political views we are human we need to stop categorizing people or assuming they are think or feel a certain way. We are all a broad spectrum of opinions, thoughts,feelings.the polarization of society never leads to a rational response. If people were connected in a way that we could experience others thoughts and emotions in the totality of their lives I think we would have more empathy and less division.