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Originally Posted by DragonNL
I didn't say those events didn't change anything. Things like WW2 for example shaped our lifes. THAT was a big event. 9/11, in comparison, is almost nothing. I would almost say a footnote.
(I repeat, yes 9/11 is terrible and I feel sorry for the victims, but if you compare it with other events in history or the war today in the middle east then it's not big)
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I think you are completely mistaken here.
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Originally Posted by DragonNL
Believe me, you (people) don't know me at all. As a matter of fact almost nobody understands me in real life.  People at my old school/schools don't understand me, my colleagues don't understand me and think I'm weird, my friends including my best friend don't understand me, many people I talk with about large and important issues or spiritual and paranormal things don't understand me. I know exactly why many young people have a completely different look at the world, but I don't know if it's appropriate to say. Anyway, the lack of understanding people towards us is something I've learned to live with. |
The main reason many young people have a completely different view of the world is a lack of experience and perspective.