We might like to believe we are all unique snowflakes

I don't remember what Youngest and I were talking about when this came up, I think I said something about snowflakes and he said something about how a lot of people at TAFE seemed to believe that they were special and unique snowflakes but he didn't because "8 billion people on the planet? NAAH." (he thinks it's statistically unlikely that he is particularly unique and special)

Our daily lives shouldn't be having to contend with negating the attack on and the negative impacts upon our health and wellbeing. Instead, we should be living lives where we are able to be increasingly free to be the best version of ourselves, in an environment that encourages us to be just that. To grow, improve, and evolve for a better future.

Now that would be sweet.

Most definitely. This is what I'm pushing towards. Usually powered by sheer rage and spite peppered by very welcome positivity boosts of seeing where differences are being made :)