Such an excellent article: Congratulations. With my desire to write similar ideas (but never coming close to your level of writing), I might express my thoughts with inspirations from yours' (I will let you know).
Let me add here just one point: While I understand your concern and your feeling of responsibility towards your country (US), I - with my living and working experiences allover the world, in so many countries - I like to orient myself on a global scale. I know, the way is longer to a global betterment than on a national level, but nevertheless it is important - even more important? 'It is up to each of us to do what we could to create a better world' (sic).
'We don’t need culture, nation, ... (religions) anymore in a better future world.' (sic)
It's so true, what you say, for US with your well-explained, deep reflections, but I like to copy your inspirations and enthusiasm for a global horizon, with my worldwide exposure (I have been sitting in many governments, as planner, on all continents [exc Australia]).
Thanks very much. I agree with you about the need to look globally. One of the things that is so devastating about what's happening is that the current administration has abandoned what has for so long been our example to the rest of the world. It's going to take a long time to regain that trust.
beautifully put, thank you!
Such an excellent article: Congratulations. With my desire to write similar ideas (but never coming close to your level of writing), I might express my thoughts with inspirations from yours' (I will let you know).
Let me add here just one point: While I understand your concern and your feeling of responsibility towards your country (US), I - with my living and working experiences allover the world, in so many countries - I like to orient myself on a global scale. I know, the way is longer to a global betterment than on a national level, but nevertheless it is important - even more important? 'It is up to each of us to do what we could to create a better world' (sic).
'We don’t need culture, nation, ... (religions) anymore in a better future world.' (sic)
It's so true, what you say, for US with your well-explained, deep reflections, but I like to copy your inspirations and enthusiasm for a global horizon, with my worldwide exposure (I have been sitting in many governments, as planner, on all continents [exc Australia]).
Your article made my day. Continue.
Gerhard
Thanks very much. I agree with you about the need to look globally. One of the things that is so devastating about what's happening is that the current administration has abandoned what has for so long been our example to the rest of the world. It's going to take a long time to regain that trust.