First of all, because they do not want to know how bad things are. And secondly, whatever the present situation is - they do not want to fix it. They have better things to do, and they will do them instead.
This is quite a change from a few hundred years ago - when making a better world was something almost everyone was interested in - and actively engaged in. What happened?
Industrialization happened - and changed everything. It's easy enough for me to speak of Industrialization, when it was actually a very diverse event - but now, looking back on it, we can say it happened - and the results were not entirely beneficial.
People knew something big had happened - and they did not want a repeat of it. Why?
Because it had made a world that did not like them. This world was interested in big things - not small things, like them.
The end result was - nothing got changed.
When the Revolution Came for Amy Cuddy, however, dropped into my inbox. And said much more than I could even think of saying.
It shows me, once again - that a few people are thinking (and thinking very hard) even as most are not thinking at all.
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