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Author laments societal inaction and calls for escape from current systems

The author expresses a sense of tragedy regarding societal inaction in the face of self-created problems, likening it to continuing to dig a hole rather than seeking a way out. They suggest a need to abandon current systems like 'computerland' and 'capitalism land' to start anew. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion piece on social commentary, not a news event.

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Author laments societal inaction and calls for escape from current systems

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    It's tragic that we, our society, fell in the hole that we ourselves dug. But what's more tragic is that we won't try to climb up. We won't shout for help. We w

    It's tragic that we, our society, fell in the hole that we ourselves dug. But what's more tragic is that we won't try to climb up. We won't shout for help. We won't even stop digging the whole, as digging is all we know how to do, we just shift the direction and speed of digging …