Well outta there internet people let's Bow again and welcome to the roads with Bow.

This is gonna be a little bit different for this channel but I feel like this is the appropriate place to do this one because it doesn't really line up with the other content

I guess today

We're going to talk about the roads to

immediacy and the desire that people have for that today and how that

desire is sometimes self-defeating and it doesn't lead to good

outcomes. See we have all grown very accustomed to living in a world where we have instant communication.

We see things instantly.

All over the world.

That information can travel, those images, those videos,

they can travel in an instant.

Right now I am certain that I could pull up and be within a mile of where troops are currently advancing to cut Gaza in half and I could nail down

their position within a mile from the other side of the world.

Instant information.

And that's good because it provides instant communication and in many ways it breaks down bigotry and hatred in a lot of ways.

Can foster it in others, but generally speaking you fear what you don't

know and you hate what you fear.

The more familiar people become with other parts of the world, other ways of looking at things,

the less unknown it is, the less it's feared, the less it's hated.

It's good. It's a good thing.

At the same time, we are subjected to the horrors of the world instantly.

No filter, no newsroom saying,

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