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unspeakablehorrorOne of the things that bothers me is that my combination of personal flaws seems to greatly limit my ability to accomplish anything of value. Any personal improvements I've made, while they might have enriched my own life, mostly don't seem to have a lot of value to anyone else. I think what's most important is that I deal with my socialization issues and other related issues.
I feel a lot of urgency about larger issues like climate change, and I think I could be doing a lot more. I already do things to try to reduce my ecological footprint, but individual choices aren't going to fix this issue without massive supply side and infrastructure changes that allow those choices to be viable for the masses. For example, I don't own a car but unless that's a feasible choice for most of the population, it's not going to do anything substantial to help the environment. Only things like more public transportation, better city/town planning, etc can do that.
But if I want to be able to contribute to those things more, I need to fix my social issues. This is something I believe I could be much more helpful with, if I could fix that.
I feel a lot of urgency about larger issues like climate change, and I think I could be doing a lot more. I already do things to try to reduce my ecological footprint, but individual choices aren't going to fix this issue without massive supply side and infrastructure changes that allow those choices to be viable for the masses. For example, I don't own a car but unless that's a feasible choice for most of the population, it's not going to do anything substantial to help the environment. Only things like more public transportation, better city/town planning, etc can do that.
But if I want to be able to contribute to those things more, I need to fix my social issues. This is something I believe I could be much more helpful with, if I could fix that.