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title: This one simple trick will create paradise on earth author: 寮 date: 2022-08-27 06:50:00 tags: blog,news threadid: AMvtfNepKJ8vv4ilsm
Title sounds clickbaity, but it really isn't.
All people (or at least the majority) will have to do 1 little thing in order to create paradise on earth.
This 1 little thing is, stop following the news!
I mean on all platforms, including TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, internet, billboards, intercoms, at an izakaya with friends, just delete news from your life completely.
Including mainstream media, alternative media, soycial media, specialized media (tech, game, anime, health, economy..........), news crapps on the phone you're using (if at all), even filter out your RSS feeds to only keep personal blogs and other non-news sites.
If everyone or most people would stop following the news, you'll completely eliminate the news industry (obviously), the advertisement industry, the pharmasuiticle industry, governments, military industrial complex, pandemics, wars, and terrorism.
Additionally, you'll massively reduce suicide rates, HOMOcide rates, crime rates, obesity rates, censorship, drug abuse, sexual herASSment, AI dystopian progression, and depression.
Also, you'll significantly reduce wasteful spending, e-waste, wokeness, fascism, violence, theft, injustice, and starvation.
By the same token, you'll increase happiness, civil intelligence, abundance, dignity, dicipline, productivity, creativity, mental health, physical health, birth rates, sperm count, and wealth.
All of this will happen instantly as soon as we all stop following the news.
It doesn't cost you anything, in fact you'll only profit from this, because now you can finally get your work done, complete that light novel that seemingly takes you forever to read through, beat that final boss of that video game you bought years ago but never got around to beating it, find your ideal partner and have kids together, and so on.
And you don't even need to go off-grid anymore, you can even live in a big city if you manage to convince at least enough people to do their part.
I've done my part, when will you?