Relatedly, if we don’t want to think about a situation, we frequently convince ourselves that we’re powerless to change it.
Less relatedly, I am growing increasingly aware of the gulf between what is implied by talking about “people” in the first person plural, and talking about “people” in the third person plural.
Relatedly, if we don’t want to think about a situation, we frequently convince ourselves that we’re powerless to change it.
Less relatedly, I am growing increasingly aware of the gulf between what is implied by talking about “people” in the first person plural, and talking about “people” in the third person plural.