A Better Way to Disagree Better

In terms of man and the world, we're going through a very interesting period of development. How did we come to this conclusion? On the one hand, we've reached a situation where nothing is running as smoothly as it used to in any industry. There are negative reactions in every corner of the world.

So on the one hand, it feels like the world is right on the verge of a serious breakdown.

On the other hand, us humans have reached a unprecedented level of transparency that's never been experienced before in history. There is the constant spreading of information from anywhere and at any time. We've become a tight-knit global village where a football boss's unsolicited victory kiss in Europe makes waves around the whole world.

When you have two opposing perspectives like this - on the one hand everything is happening out in the open, and on the other we can see that everything is not as dandy as we'd like it to be. So all we lack now is to agree to the process, and a correct method for all of us to use.

The method I'm always talking about is super simple to understand. Any six year old child understands the concept, but the implementation is a little more complex.

In general, there are three forces that help us humans and the world develop and progress:

1. Right

2. Middle

3. Left

According to the natural development that exists in forces, they argue and oppose each other:

1. The right against the freedom of the left

2. And the left against the reaction on the right

3. And the middle one will give place to both, and the majority will resolve and decide.

So if we're looking at everything going on from a bird's eye view, we can see how everything in the world at the moment is a little one-sided.

It's okay and good for opposing forces to clash and not agree with one another, but you need a special method to advance things to the next stage.

Simply agreeing to disagree and hearing each other's perspectives - as nice as that is to hear - to actually progress, to actually get somewhere and accelerate our development, we're going to need to learn to balance each other out.

Eventually we'll understand that it's not really about our opinions but more about balancing each other out emotionally. That's the key to creating genuine social cohesion.

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