Why You Should Listen Charles Darwin?
Especially at a time like the one we are living in at the moment.

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“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, it is the one that is the most adaptable to change.”

Covid-19 showed us how life can change quickly, how our economy, and life is fragile, we see merchants, who once had a good livelihood, from one moment to another, it’s over. Manifs take place in the streets all around the globe, because they are against the closure of the establishments and are left without money for food. But whose fault is it?

Over the years we have been witnessing several world crises, crises that brought poverty, hunger, death, but for some reason, we humans, continue to not change the way we live, until, a virus that we cannot see in the naked eye, “attacked”.

And right now, these are the main problems:

Having only one source of income is the worst thing, a person can have;

Businesses that do not have a year of expenses aside are the first to face bankruptcy;

The jobs that society said were deplorable, are now well regarded because at least there’s money to put food on the table;

People who didn’t have a savings account are now suffering the consequences.

And, last but not least, materialistic stuff doesn’t matter.

Don’t worry, I don’t blame you, at least, not entirely, you have some guilt, but not all. You and I were educated in an unorthodox way, a form of education that only serves to maintain the economic model, in which we are inserted, for many years, working for 50 (or more), and then go to retirement for a few years.

And, if we didn’t previously believe this, the pandemic came as a white-gloved stoner…but, as Darwin said, anyone who adapts well to change, wins.

We must not blame others for the mistakes we have made, if we are in an embarrassing situation, we must get out of it, and learn not to repeat it again. We should learn from our mistakes, and not expecting others to come and rescue us. We are our own rescue boat.

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