If we are questioned about the nature of The Cause that the charity makers market is for, should we prepare a fake cause that sounds real enough that we can respond with in advance, or should we just roll our eyes and sadly shake our heads while muttering about how unbelievable it is that some people can be so privileged that they are able to remain blind to the obvious suffering around them?
This is like trying to debate the superiority of written versus improvisational music—you must follow the path your own genius lays out before you. It will not steer you wrong.
If we are questioned about the nature of The Cause that the charity makers market is for, should we prepare a fake cause that sounds real enough that we can respond with in advance, or should we just roll our eyes and sadly shake our heads while muttering about how unbelievable it is that some people can be so privileged that they are able to remain blind to the obvious suffering around them?
This is like trying to debate the superiority of written versus improvisational music—you must follow the path your own genius lays out before you. It will not steer you wrong.