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Here’s another quote from Joshua Ramo’s The Age of the Unthinkable:
“The moment you hand power over to other people, you get an explosion of curiosity, innovation, and effort.”
Humane education seeks to hand power over to you: Power to think critically and carefully and create positive change. Power to determine what is most important to you and commit to living your life according to your deepest values. Power to educate the next generation so that they can be conscious of the effects of their choices on themselves and others and committed to changing systems so that they are just and healthy. Power to lead a MOGO life however you come to define it. Power to take responsibility for yourself and your world so that you truly find and create freedom.
Take back your power. And try using the 3 Is from Most Good, Least Harm (Inquire, Introspect, and live with Integrity) to help you.
~ Zoe
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