Most of the "enlightening"/"eye opener"/"truth pilled"/philosophical stuff you watch and consume online ain't pilling you for balls. All these things provide are
insights, and as far as I've seen and personally experienced as a modern man,
insight does jackshit until you apply it away from your keyboard, outside your home, and into your community/society.
Insight is a prompt, a subconscious initiative, a newly born idea, and this is prone to be forgotten in less than 10 minutes if you immerse yourself in this "insight" and crave to watch more about it without application.
Dare I say,
the greatest philosophical problem that we face today is insight. Because insight is the most dangerous "feel good" drug/opium to convince yourself that you've "uplifted" your morality, character, wisdom, or whateverthefuck, in which case subconsciously paralyzes you to act it out. To feed on the emotions you feel from hearing, watching, or reading something enlightening, is very potent but rapidly consumed fuel;
raw essence, unrefined and untempered.
This is the reason I don't preach my philosophical or life framework, but happily oblige to share it if I am asked. I am far from preaching it for I've yet to consistently live out my beliefs in order to be an example and somehow warrant me preaching so. I openly admit that I mostly get stuck on insight, but I also vouch for the fact that a single day of striving to apply these insights you've attained, no matter the progress as long as your heart is in the right place, will yield tremendous gratification in the long run.
I've yet to go further on this long run, here's to my march ahead, and to you all
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