THE GOBLIN NEWSLETTER 20
Added 2024-07-12 00:23:00 +0000 UTCIt takes time to do things right. If you skip steps, those things come back at you to make sure you learn your lesson. That’s why I don’t think that any of these large political projects are ultimately decided on by a vote. The vote is just one small step in a gamed overlay in a much larger, much more complex system of individuals, smaller things, lots of them. This level of complexity is really difficult for the human mind to perceive, but the methodology is really easy. Any sort of thing you are trying to accomplish is like a ball. You keep rolling those balls forwards, even incrementally you’re doing it. If the balls get knocked back, you keep moving them forwards. Rolling these balls is constant, eternal, forever. Sure there are benchmarks, wayposts, finish lines, but this doesn’t end. This is only discouraging if you expect some kind of finality, this is a process. So, you just have to stop thinking that anything comes quickly. You do have to identify your goals, this is harder to do, this requires real thought or thorough research into a leader. If you’re lucky you can follow your nose. You can just tell what’s right. It’s harder to do this today, people have their nose trained out of them at a young age. They’re confused, distracted. Luckily there is a methodology for trying things & people out. Just remember that all things are fallible. Ideas, people, whatever, all prone to failure in some way or another. No big deal. It’s just reality. We’ve got a lot of work ahead of us, let’s roll them balls!
