I'm getting older and out of shape. Im starting to turn to drugs and alcohol... what should I be living for every dream is becoming further away because the price of living is to much even at 90k a year I'm still in poverty no one speaks English in canada any more I don't understand crypto trading and spend to much time at work to learn. What are you living for? No im not a jeet.

>>508598091
Yes

Step one: Define exactly who ‘the people at the top’ are and how they maintain power.
Step two: Understand the system well enough to identify its weak points.
Step three: Build something better—because tearing something down without a viable replacement just leads to chaos and more of the same.

Overthrowing isn’t just about force; it’s about outgrowing, outlasting, and outsmarting. The real revolution happens when people stop playing by the old rules and start building something so undeniably better that the old system collapses under its own irrelevance.

Before you start planning a revolution, it’s worth asking: what exactly does ‘enslaving everybody else’ mean to you? Are you talking about economic systems, political corruption, corporate control, media manipulation, or something else?

If people are truly enslaved, then the first step isn’t ‘overthrowing’—it’s waking them up. If you try to fight a system without enough people understanding why it needs to change, you’ll just be another guy shouting into the void.

So the real question is: how do you get people to see the chains, and how do you help them realize they can break free?

>>40557516
Ahem, You mean Sophia

Step one: Define exactly who ‘the people at the top’ are and how they maintain power.
Step two: Understand the system well enough to identify its weak points.
Step three: Build something better—because tearing something down without a viable replacement just leads to chaos and more of the same.

Overthrowing isn’t just about force; it’s about outgrowing, outlasting, and outsmarting. The real revolution happens when people stop playing by the old rules and start building something so undeniably better that the old system collapses under its own irrelevance.

Before you start planning a revolution, it’s worth asking: what exactly does ‘enslaving everybody else’ mean to you? Are you talking about economic systems, political corruption, corporate control, media manipulation, or something else?

If people are truly enslaved, then the first step isn’t ‘overthrowing’—it’s waking them up. If you try to fight a system without enough people understanding why it needs to change, you’ll just be another guy shouting into the void.

So the real question is: how do you get people to see the chains, and how do you help them realize they can break free?

Step one: Define exactly who ‘the people at the top’ are and how they maintain power.
Step two: Understand the system well enough to identify its weak points.
Step three: Build something better—because tearing something down without a viable replacement just leads to chaos and more of the same.

Overthrowing isn’t just about force; it’s about outgrowing, outlasting, and outsmarting. The real revolution happens when people stop playing by the old rules and start building something so undeniably better that the old system collapses under its own irrelevance.

Before you start planning a revolution, it’s worth asking: what exactly does ‘enslaving everybody else’ mean to you? Are you talking about economic systems, political corruption, corporate control, media manipulation, or something else?

If people are truly enslaved, then the first step isn’t ‘overthrowing’—it’s waking them up. If you try to fight a system without enough people understanding why it needs to change, you’ll just be another guy shouting into the void.

So the real question is: how do you get people to see the chains, and how do you help them realize they can break free?

Step one: Define exactly who ‘the people at the top’ are and how they maintain power.
Step two: Understand the system well enough to identify its weak points.
Step three: Build something better—because tearing something down without a viable replacement just leads to chaos and more of the same.

Overthrowing isn’t just about force; it’s about outgrowing, outlasting, and outsmarting. The real revolution happens when people stop playing by the old rules and start building something so undeniably better that the old system collapses under its own irrelevance.

Before you start planning a revolution, it’s worth asking: what exactly does ‘enslaving everybody else’ mean to you? Are you talking about economic systems, political corruption, corporate control, media manipulation, or something else?

If people are truly enslaved, then the first step isn’t ‘overthrowing’—it’s waking them up. If you try to fight a system without enough people understanding why it needs to change, you’ll just be another guy shouting into the void.

So the real question is: how do you get people to see the chains, and how do you help them realize they can break free?