Life isn’t a black-and-white movie—stop training your brain to see it that way. Nuance is the real star here. It’s the balance, the shades of gray that make truth complex, vibrant, and worth exploring. Spoiler: none of us have the full script of reality anyway. - ThreadSky

lynetremblay.bsky.social • 72 days ago

Life isn’t a black-and-white movie—stop training your brain to see it that way. Nuance is the real star here. It’s the balance, the shades of gray that make truth complex, vibrant, and worth exploring. Spoiler: none of us have the full script of reality anyway.

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politicals.bsky.social•71 days ago

Yet know your bottom line and stick with it please. For usas society the challenge to organise a context in which people get the chance to indeed be able to stick with their wannabe bottom line..

lynetremblay.bsky.social•70 days ago

I completely agree—it’s a collective challenge to create such a context. Perhaps the first step is organizing our lives with nuance and moderation. Cultivating this balance individually might inspire a broader framework where others can stay true to their principles.

politicals.bsky.social•70 days ago

I actually think the véry first step is to learn recognise the people who are not interested in and willing to stay in their lane or be reasonable and nuanced, and learn to navigate the area where these harsh and forcefull people are in such a way they do not get a chance to poison the whole place..

davecarguy.bsky.social•70 days ago

Sounds a bit like Taoism.

lynetremblay.bsky.social•70 days ago

Wow, I’m amazed to see how my beliefs align with this philosophy—it’s like finding a hidden map to my thoughts. There’s something beautiful about leaning into these ideas naturally, without rigidly adopting them or doing it for the sake of others.

davecarguy.bsky.social•70 days ago

Imo once you have been indoctrinated by a religious cult and wake up where do you go? I like the balance of Taoism without believing in a magic sky daddy

lynetremblay.bsky.social•67 days ago

Humans have an innate tendency to seek the magical, the extraordinary, or the transcendent—whether through religion, myth, art, or science. It’s part of our wiring to wonder about the unknown and to find meaning beyond the mundane.

lynetremblay.bsky.social•67 days ago

Even in rejecting one form of belief, many of us still crave something magical, whether it’s the mystery of the universe, the poetry of existence, or the beauty of simply being. Perhaps it’s not about believing in magic, but about honoring the sense of wonder that makes us human.

davecarguy.bsky.social•67 days ago

I suppose so but after some time as you age not very satisfying

lynetremblay.bsky.social•67 days ago

No, that sense of wonder fades as we become more disillusioned with time. Instead, we often find deeper satisfaction in tangible things, like the love and connection of family.

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