@vodkk a lot of efficiency is aimed at comfort.

looks good

people are looking at efficiency incorrectly

do mine

if that's the case

modernity's efficiency has comfort in mind

cohesiveness and moral standards are ultimately what humanity should seek

moral standards hold back progress and growth.

they trap and confine.

define progress

people have access to everything now, kids included, which means they can afford to be independent sooner and be as knowledgeable or more than their parents at a young age

>progresses to moral standard

>holds back progress

that immediately nullifies the need for the "nuclear family" model

progress is not something dialectically defined

lucipher wanna read a short story?

the internet was a better parent than my parents.

same

same

@Tom Index sure. im game.

I mean I grew on the net in the mid 90s and watched adultswim and I turned out just fine.

@Lucipher

@Bolsapryca lack of a guiding hand can often lead to poor choice- i'm not saying that independence should be totally purged, yet coerced in a proper direction

@Lucipher dontcha know lucipher is Goetia demon as well

there is never a lack of guiding hand. the only way to properly be a human being is to learn to guide yourself.

through trial and error.

I am 100% sure parents or no parents I'd turn out sorta the same person as I am today. I will say that bring brought up in a toxic family made me into a better/stronger person.

not everybody has resolve

you ARE the guiding hand, and parents would rather guide how you grow so they can grow you into what they want to see, versus what you are supposed to be.

back then young people thought smaller and adults were trapped in limited archetypal roles, now there are more choices for everyone so that's probably why it looks chaotic for most conservatives

but it's developement

not sure if its reslove or becoming numb at a early age and seeing the world for it really is, full of BS lies.

that's another point

questioning the established

it's a new thing

for the general public

the hippies and beatnicks and dadaists questioned the establishment.

it isn't new.

oh

and the gnostics

they were burnt at the stake for asking too many questions.