On the plus side, at least future generations won't have the cognitive skills to judge us harshly.

[luc0x61@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@elizayer They will do it anyway, angrily too, as they don't understand what happened in past times.

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@elizayer
Following you, Elizabeth, while there's still time to follow people who continue to think.

[crazyeddie@mastodon.social]

@elizayer Won't stop them from eating us.

[_ryekdarkener_@mastodon.social]

@elizayer

Do we have today?

[nspugh@toot.wales]

@elizayer I feel this trending #Mastodon post is a massive disservice to our youth. If you look at voting intentions in the UK it’s the over 50s voting for climate denial, racism, genocide, and oligarchy funded political parties.

Where has the globally informed, future wise electorate been for future generations, since forever?

[nuwagaba2@mastodon.social]

@elshara
That's only possible if they study our history and learn from our mistakes. Am worried that the history writers may change the story and paint the heroes as villains and the villains as heroes . How can we create a brighter future for the coming generation?

[elshara@www.mediacy.net]

@nuwagaba2 I'm worried about that too.

[nuwagaba2@mastodon.social]

@elshara
Doesn't it have a solution?

[femme_mal@mstdn.social]

@nspugh @elizayer Lead poisoning from gasoline and paint did that. Maybe with less permanent brain damage from lead the future generations will develop better skills as they face challenges.

[elshara@www.mediacy.net]

@nuwagaba2 Education and factual replication from the end result backwards. That's the only way to see a mirror in part from the whole we want it to become as we observe our reflection from the image it geneerates through us to do so.