Sure, if everyone didn‘t vote, that would matter. But thats not what is going to happen, is it? YOUR vote is not going to make a difference in an election.
And you can take this philosophy further in life. How much does your opinion actually matter/change something? Do you actually influence anything, much at all?
I have never been here and don‘t know anyones opions
I just finished The Brothers Karamzov.
I already read half of "Debt" by David Grabber and will finish that next. I might read "Are prisons obsoloete?" by Angela Davis. "Siddhartha" and "Age of Reason" are fiction however at least they are educating with real world application.
after a year. I read it a year ago and for nearly a year I didn‘t managd to read the last 100 pages or so, but now I did!
I don‘t have anything profound to say besides that it was exactly what I wanted it to be. It was long, layered and very interesting. There are sooo many angles from which you can analyse it. And so many different things you can ponder about
my (personal) favourite moment from the book was the onion.
Great book
edit: *Karamazov 😔