The Taproom 💼

When do we start having deep conversations? 
What do you think is the most important question we need to find an answer for, as a species?

Just /keepushing • believer of /butterflyeffect         3D artist • Year 5 of everydays

That’s the point bro, I don’t wanna brag about it too much, but I’m an artist that strongly believes /weareone  

So for me love means understanding that we are all the same thing, walking on the same planet, in the same universe.

That kind of love

I don't think that's true because you can't love everyone (specially not equally). And with unequal love there's competition, bias, etc. All the same.

Bro I think the question is:

When are we gonna understand the fact that love is the only thing that can save us all?
Nothing else is needed.

For real. The other might be what happens when we die.

I lost my brother a few months ago and it’s made me think about that a lot.

I agree, if this was answered with certainty it would change humanity forever.

Another one that I think would change everything is knowing how to reverse aging

Personally, I think the question of if we are alone in the universe is pretty important. 

What about you? What do you think is important?

So from this, the next question could be, how can we grow out of capitalism and give everyone the chance to feed themselves fairly?

This is a systemic issue, a consequence of capitalism. It's not acceptable, but capitalism does not care what is and what isn't, it separates you and business owners enough from the issue to ignore it

There are so many questions! 
But I’ve been asking myself over and over again, why haven’t we all collectively solved world hunger already? Is that acceptable as a species that some of us are wasting food while others are dying from starvation?

From an individualistic(humans) perspective…what is the proper therapy(*gene therapy?*) 
to stop aging+rejuvenate? —CRISPR-telomeres vs other gene therapy?—…+ all ethical(super challenging) questions along with it. 

Programmed altruistic aging, although beneficial for the group(species), is pathological imo.