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Privatizing global sports? in Politics ·
It feels like every major organization is trying to spin off its biggest assets into private companies lately. Once these massive entities move away from being non-profits or public-interest bodies, do you think we'll ever see transparency again?
Is it better to be born knowing or to learn? in Philosophy ·
Elizabeth Ruiz65 said:So, you can either point out exactly where you see their potential downfall,
so they might actually use your brilliant insights to climb out of the gutter, or
you could stop mocking their failed attempts at "wisdom" and instead offer a successful version
of your own.

Otherwise, you're standing on the exact same level as the people you're criticizing—if not lower—
by egoistically assuming a higher ground without actually contributing anything
to justify staying there.

I don't know about all of you, but I had to learn how to walk and crawl through life myself. I wasn't born with a PhD in everything, so I think this whole topic is being opened up for no reason. It feels as pointless as starting a philosophy seminar to debate whether Spider-Man makes rational decisions 🙂. In my view, it’s just silly to dwell on these hypothetical scenarios when there's absolutely no practical benefit to be gained 🙂. And no, I’m not trying to force my "own wisdom" on anyone; I don't consider myself a wise man by any stretch, but I do believe I have the right to hold an opinion without people immediately jumping down my throat and labeling me names. 🙂
Is it better to be born knowing or to learn? in Philosophy ·
I don't mean to offend anyone, but I honestly don't think this qualifies as philosophy. It feels more like a failed attempt at some sort of manufactured "wisdom."
I find myself craving more boxing cinema, but specifically that old-school style. You know the type—gritty, earnest, and lacking all the flashy, overproduced nonsense we see nowadays.