I Didn’t write for a while. If I don’t have the inspiration/time to write about the destruction of the earth, we’re really doomed…
Today I want to write about the I-culture. Its becoming very big. It means that everyone is just thinking about himself and acts in his own best interests. This sounds logical, but it really isn’t. We also see it on a bigger scale destruction of big forest for paper to wipe your butt, for instants. You could just recycle, but that is more work so just take trees. This is at the expense of mother earth, animals how live there and of course people. (written in order of importance)
The I-culture in a school for instance is what’s bothering me these days. People not working, because they have a job, don’t have time or just don’t want to do it. All at the expense of a group. Why work? If you do a just not good enough job” and write about that in your final report, you just pass.
That is because the school had its own I culture. For every student they get money from the government. This is what’s driving these schools, I think is wrong! You just create people that can’t work anywhere. The school doesn’t care about that, they have there money. They will talk about the problem and make a documentation, butt lets the students pass. This way they allow people to get lazy and there are a lot believe me.
So people don’t think about yourself all the time. It really starts with you! Think about this next time you wipe your ass.
4 comments:
I, for one, would prefer no one think about me when they're wiping their ass. Just, yanno, for the record. :)
no not about me you misunderstood.
I wrote about being selfish/ I culture. At the beginning i say we cut trees because from trees comes comes paper. paper to make toiletpaper, It is cheap but hard on mother earth. Meanwhile we could recycle, but we don't. so I mean think about yourself and your own selfishniss when you wipe your butt. I dont know makes sence to me. hmm maybe those little red thingies i ate that day weren't MM's...
Hi!
I’m not quite sure if I understand what you meant. Anyway, here is what I think: I can understand that being able to act in one's own best interests is a free-will matter. Nevertheless it depends a lot on how you were educated (or not!) and the culture in which you were raised: your identity. Some people wrongly believe (the sociological parasites) that the so-called I-culture (I call it “selfishness”) is the ultimate moral value!!!
Greetings!
Hi cochise,
I call it selfishness 2. I don't know if it is education, you also have smart selffish people.
I don't know if its environment related. I hope not, because i like to think everbody has i choice. You pick the thing in your environment or tv which you like.
Thanks for your comment, greetings back;)
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