Itβs amazing how many things we worry about that donβt actually matter.

If I was to hazard a guess, I'd say that most of us are happy with our distractions instead of dealing with the existential dread of reality. And Capitalism is wholly on board with helping us do that. Feeding the insatiable bloodlust of the 1% is, as you know, ever so critical to a thriving society.

It often takes age and experience to realise how little actually does matter. π

@manton and how many things that matter that we donβt worry about enough. π¬

in the sort of transition away from the sort of outrage maximizing algorithmic "social" media to small/personal/social web alternatives such as micro.blog I have started to fully realize this. So many things that I thought mattered intensely do not matter at all in actuality.

@paulca That's true too! And now I'm worried about not worrying about that. π

That is why meditation was invented. We usually think fast and shallow, so contemplating one or two occurrences in a day is good practice, thinking slow and deep. Is also good for your blood pressure, since you calm down in order to start meditating.

@manton and how many things that really matter but we donβt worry about at all.
