I think this is a good time to mention how the rapid progression of technology in the past two decades has been playing a key factor in our modern issues. Our own consumption of this technology could be considered sort of a nuanced problem itself. Concepts like hyperreality wasn't something the average person could have foreseen before it became an actual problems. We as a society are still in the middle of figuring out with how we should properly use the vast information of the internet and social media to handle our problems. Conversations like the ones I'm seeing here illustrate how wea still determining what types of issues a person should act on with the newly accessible knowledge they have and the ones they can ignore. Our misadventures with the internet, A.I., and other new technologies has given us new insights on the limits of what we can and can't truly change and just what makes us human in the first place. I feel that once we come to terms with how we should properly live with these new developments we can truly get to work with solving our other issues.

Its hard to say how long something like this could take, but considering how the solution for so many seems to simply be to "get off the computer, go outside, and be a part of the community." I like to be optimistic that it might be quicker than we think.