We live through all these terrible and amazing life experiences.
We grow, struggle, develop, move on, work on it, evolve, and shift.
Saddening to build all of that wisdom, and then die.
I wish we had a more useful way of sharing collective knowledge without elitism & money.
We grow, struggle, develop, move on, work on it, evolve, and shift.
Saddening to build all of that wisdom, and then die.
I wish we had a more useful way of sharing collective knowledge without elitism & money.
Proper guts me that we have hoarded knowledge and information, and then commercialised it all. We buy it and sell it. We keep it behind paywalls and in institutions where only certain people are allowed access and only if they follow rules.
Wisdom and experience isn’t valued.
Wisdom and experience isn’t valued.
This really is at the crux of the qualitative/quantitative research contention - this belief that qualitative research and data is ‘soft’ and not worth anything in comparison to stats, that people have been led to believe are objective and infallible.
Sad isn’t it?
We learn fuck all from each other when you think about it. Too busy being directed and groomed by a handful of powerful information outlets. Wisdom and experience is either seen as meaningless or used for voyeurism by others.
No wonder we go round in circles.
We learn fuck all from each other when you think about it. Too busy being directed and groomed by a handful of powerful information outlets. Wisdom and experience is either seen as meaningless or used for voyeurism by others.
No wonder we go round in circles.
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