We have all been there; dramatic weather changes: Sitting at cold and snowy lifts, riding slopes in wet and snowy weather and no sight in wiew when riding to find the start of the slope.One afternoon me and my friends got lost in the woods. This happend at some time in 1998 or so. We been finding a awesome track in the woods and following it downwards.The afternoon light became evening dark and we were still skiing. There were 4 of us. The paths did never seem to end. One of us got panic and took of the slalåm skis and started to walk out from the path – crying.
Fortunatly were found.. or actually there was a scooter with two persons that found us – four kids that got lost in the woods.
I’m very experienced in life and I got lost many times. There were times I felt all alone and there were times that everybody I knew did not care or have time to understand. I probably learned it the hard way and some of the times I wanted to give up.
I do feel we live in times with much hardship and less empathy, solidarity. From the voluntarily work I did for three years with young people; I got an impression that we kinda lost our humanity in some level for the chase after control, income and status.
Time is scarced we seem to optimalize the time so much that we all struggle with complexes to perfection. I think we rather loose our navigation for long terms with this obsessiveness.
This is not only for you. I do believe that the politicians should allready be aware of compass of values – and try to filter whats important in in life, for the globe and what’s not really making humanity.
I did work with IT and ran a WordPress company in Oslo. By this experience I think I mean that it’s better to manage with less complex IT infrastructure, systems, processes and especially app services for everything. It’s fragile and with the fractions in the world as it is for now it’s not dependent and not secure.
For the young people I mean it takes away some kind of diversity, general skills and life situations management.
I don’t mean we should trash the mobile! Rather be more aware that this device makes us choosing the easiest way to interact, assist or help someone. I do believe an avatar do not have the human presence at all.
It’s neither that dangerous or lethal to stand tall in a stormy weather. It do seems that some of the culture can’t handle to stand among “stormy” people.
