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     In this short Ted Ed video about lifting people out of poverty  it explains in a very quick way that giving money to people at the bottom who know what the problems are can be the most beneficial but instead the wealthy or ultra wealthy rarely do this at all, they keep they money they earned by just having money to lend and are greedy most of the time.  Here's another great Ted Ed video that talks about empathy    those who think they know what''s best for someone else without ever taking their perspective or their experiences into account cannot truly empathize with that person at all which is why grandiose narcissist's have a hard time with empathy mainly because they have no active listening skills and only talk about themselves or pontificate like Celeste Headless says. To me, any relationship should be equal but at times one person may work harder than the other so it's a delicate balance but it should be as close to equal as possible.  ...

  In U.S. politics right now, the main event is the ongoing federal government shutdown, which has lasted 31 days as of today, October 31, 2025. This shutdown is close to breaking the record for the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, which is 35 days. The deadlock is causing millions of Americans to lose food stamp assistance from this weekend, and many federal employees are not receiving paychecks, struggling with basic living expenses. President Donald Trump recently called on Republican Senate lawmakers to abolish the filibuster—a Senate rule requiring 60 votes to pass most legislation—as a way to end the shutdown by enabling Republicans to pass legislation with a simple majority. Many Republicans oppose abolishing the filibuster as it is seen as an important check on majority power. Airlines and transportation officials warn that if the shutdown continues into the busy Thanksgiving holiday season, travelers could face significant delays and disruptions due to staff...

  The Chronicles Daniel faced while in the lions den and came out stronger and smarter than he was before   The lions /Pharisee ’ s of this day in age are the grandiose narcissist ’ s who never ask the the only question that has one letter in it, which one do you think It is?   The one letter that these people think of the most is I and I ask Y and get nothing but silence but I have answered most of the questions but I still have my curiosity, and unlike them I can admit when I am wrong as long as I am presented with evidence or a rational or logical explanation.   Since my biological family doesn ’ t want to explain anything and also have a horrible memory I ’ m going to tell you what I recollect, or my perspective.   For the past 2 years not a single person has asked me what I believe is best or anything about my life.   While the family has been the same politically, but divided religiously yet cannot even talk to each other or get any information fr...

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 Societies throughout history have encountered periods characterized by widespread self-centeredness or narcissism, but there is no evidence of a single individual "solving" the problem completely. Instead, whole cultures and thought leaders have responded with strategies aimed at reducing narcissistic trends. The most effective approaches usually involve intentional cultural, social, and community-based changes rather than the actions of one person. Historical and Cultural Responses Some societies with collectivistic, community-centered values (such as East Asian countries or socialist East Germany) have fostered lower levels of narcissism compared to highly individualistic, competitive societies like the United States or West Germany. These environments promote group harmony, empathy, and social responsibility as ways to counteract self-centered attitudes. For example, after German reunification, it was observed that people who grew up in collectivistic East Germany had l...

Emotional dysregulation is a difficulty in controlling or managing emotional responses, often resulting in reactions that feel too intense, last too long, or seem disproportionate to the situation at hand. ​ Core Definition It describes an impaired ability to regulate emotional states — for example, struggling to calm down after anger , becoming overwhelmed by minor stressors, or reacting with extreme sadness, fear, or irritation where others might stay composed. It can involve being stuck in heightened emotional states or frequently swinging between them . ​ Common Symptoms People experiencing emotional dysregulation may display: Angry outbursts or frequent crying Anxiety or depression Impulsivity and risk-taking behavior Self-harm or substance misuse Intense shame, guilt, or perfectionism Conflict in relationships or social withdrawal ​ Causes It can arise from several factors including: Early childhood trauma or neglect Chronic emotional invalidation (when feelings are ignored ...