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Misery starts when the struggle ends

David Heinemeier Hansson · 22 Sept 2022

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The human need for a struggle might be better contained through universal religions

That the human need for a struggle might well have been better contained and channeled through universal religions with a predefined cast of supernatural characters, saints, parables, and purpose

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  1. That the human need for a struggle might well have been better contained and channeled through universal religions with a predefined cast of supernatural characters, saints, parables, and purpose
  2. That without a broad religious operating system, we end up chasing the same bugs in our innate psyche, but the modern fixes are often way worse

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