Shadows and lines. Dialogue between Om Clouds and distilling Thorn.

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Episode 14 Shadows and Lines Dialogue between Om Megha and Distilled Thorn

"Masters of the rank of one posted on Facebook this morning: 'Politics has been like this since man was born.

On this planet, we don't want to interfere.

Politics, but politics will also

Come to interfere with us on the day yet

Evening, summary, choose a good person, or choose

The least evil man enters the council.

Well, whether it's the council,

National or local, 'what do you think? "

Om Mekha, "The conclusions of the teachers are simple and straightforward, like the lines drawn on the canvas, but politics is not the only picture on the canvas, it is a continuous picture, a glyphs of cause and effect, people's desires and fears. If we choose the" least evil, "we choose the evil to have a little place to stand. What will the sum of those" little things "be in the next ten years?"

"I don't want to make the sum bad, but I'm afraid of choosing people who wear good masks, who speak beautifully, but over time it's untrue. Choosing really good people is like choosing real colors, not mixing colors to look beautiful."

Om Mekha, "That's the problem. Truth and illusion. Humans are often lured by illusions, because illusions provide instant results. True goodness requires time and context. If the candidate is sincere but lacks the right skills, personnel, or networks, the work may not be born or born fragile, while talented but impaired people may create a persistent system, but distorted in a direction that hurts most people."

"Then who should we choose? I mean, if we don't want to be fooled and don't want goodness to break because of unskill."

Om Mekha "chooses people who have two things in common, the will not to encroach on others, and the ability to act constantly. The will will help direct the direction of power. The ability will make power fail. Both are better than one, but finding such people is not easy. It needs sensitive observers and a society that dares to ask and check."

"Our society is often sensitive to big images, advertising and promises. How can we make people observe more closely? I can draw people's faces, but I can't force people to look deeper than the surface."

Om Mekha, "Art has some answers, trains people to look at complex images, shows people the patches of human life, reveals what is hidden, asks questions that require candidates to reveal their positions in real situations, asks their uncomfortable decision history, and queries the results of their decisions. Politics needs more mirrors than listening to words."

"Well, we need mirrors and lights. Someone has to show the qualities of a candidate in a real situation, so that people can see a side that cannot be added in words."

Om Mekha, "Yes, exposure is the removal of masks, but be careful. Sometimes exposure must be accompanied by mercy. If we are only watchful, we can destroy the possibility of learning and correction, help people get a chance to change, and at the same time there must be preventive measures if change does not occur."

"That's the balance, it's open, but it's not too interfering, it's a chance, it's not a chance, it's interesting that politics is like painting, it's about fidelity, color choice, and patience."

Om Mekha, "Yes, and above all, it should not be forgotten that the people themselves are the canvas. If the canvas is not strong, unchecked or unready to change, good images are difficult to achieve. Good politics needs citizens who are awake and ready to act."

"And if someone says they don't want to be busy, we let him go his way, right?"

Om Mekha, "I can't let him go, even if he's not busy, but politics will always mess with him, like the wind that blows through a picture painted without asking voluntarily. Not being busy is a form of decision. Choosing not to act is to allow the things that exist to continue, so neglect is another kind of participation. Let people see that not being busy is a fruitful thing, and let them make a knowledgeable decision."

"You mean to tell the candidate the good and bad and invite people to make decisions with a trained eye, and if anyone asks, choose someone who is determined not to discriminate and capable of creating something sustainable."

Om Mekha, "That's the right answer, simple but profound, suitable for a world full of lines and shadows."

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