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why are we so wimpy?
courage why are we so wimpy? Molly Mielke McCarthy Jun 13, 2022 39 6 Share Don’t You Let Me Down by Naudline Pierre (2021) This past year I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about why we as humans have become so wimpy. I’m not going to preface that statement with a preamble. Why? Because I think it’s true and I’m sick of protecting people’s feelings. If you look at history, we as humans behave remarkably more wimpily than we used to — the status quo is that we seem to have become almost universally deficient in courage. While courage is about speaking our minds, aligning our actions with our val
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