NunyaBidness on Nostr: Think of the highest form of technology usage. Think of a simple farmer 300 years ...

Think of the highest form of technology usage.

Think of a simple farmer 300 years ago.

Now think of them existing together and leveraging each other but in a much more positive relationship.

Welcome to the next 1500 years.

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#TheGreatReassessment

A shift is happening. Someone needs to come up with a term for what historians will use to describe this era we are currently living in hundreds of years from now. Until someone comes up with a better word, I am going to call this period in history: The Great Reassessment

In my opinion, we are living through a Renaissance of sorts. People are returning to the wisdom of the past and I love every bit of it. Never before have I seen people so hungry for TRUTH. Questioning the established norms is in full force while people are tired of the inauthenticity.

It’s affecting nutrition, education, finance, the family and the home. In all of these areas they are realizing what they were spoon fed is mostly insipid and full of lies.

Historians recognize that the Protestant reformation was born out of the Renaissance. The Latin motto “Ad Fontes” or “back to the sources,” which characterized the Renaissance, bled into Christianity and led to a fascination with going back to the originals texts of Scripture in the original languages and reading it for one’s self. The political Church/State super structure that governed those days came to its knees and lost control as people became more educated.

The same is happening today. With food, money, family and the home, people are going back. This shift in people’s thinking is an all out assault on the Secular religious government establishment. The Great Reassessment is the reaction to the control of Secular / Globalist regimes that describe much of the 20th and 21st.

The Internet allowed for the spread of knowledge like never before. Knowledge spreading is what led to every great societal change. These happen about every 500 years or so.