The following is a transcript of the Video:
In survival mode, it’s natural for us to elbow each other. It’s a part of our instinct to protect ourselves and secure our place in the world. When resources are scarce and competition is fierce, we do what we must to survive.
But survival mode shouldn’t be our default state. It’s a temporary mindset that arises out of necessity. When we constantly find ourselves in this mode, elbowing each other becomes the norm. We forget that there’s more to life than just surviving.
In survival mode, it’s normal for us to elbow each other. When resources are scarce and competition is fierce, we instinctively protect ourselves and fight for our place in the world. But should survival mode be our default state? Should we constantly be elbowing each other? Let’s question if there’s more to life than just surviving. Can we find a balance between our natural instinct and a more harmonious way of living? Let’s explore the possibilities together.
Should our default state be constantly elbowing each other, or is there more to life than just surviving?