As a bit of a science enthusiast, though, I still think intelligence quotient has a huge role. But honestly, I think the real magic is when IQ and EQ work together.

I think you got it exactly right. We are evolving in a social and mental way. I believe young people have a much greater social and emotional intelligence, (which is more important than the intelligence quotient, my opinion) because it is in our awareness now and actively being taught.

While it’s true that life back then was brutal, I wonder if comparing today’s challenges to such extremes might miss the nuance of modern struggles. Today’s ‘softness’ often reflects a shift toward collaboration, mental well-being, and valuing individuality, which weren’t even options back then. Maybe we’re not softer, just evolving in a different direction.

But that’s a really interesting perspective, Joseph.

Finding that balance between progress and staying grounded is tricky, but it’s something we all need to figure out. Really glad the post resonated with you.

All I can say is that it’s worse to defend ourselves by thinking of each generation blames the next. It’s true that things aren’t okay. Let’s not fall into traps. It was a profound and reflective post, glad I was here.

I see what you mean about the influence of destructive leadership. And I think maybe it’s about adapting to the world we’re in rather than being shaped solely by it. I really appreciate hearing your take on it.

Amen Ritish💯💖

Your words mean a lot to me. I’m honored to have you as a part of my online community. Thanks for the loyalty and Wi-Fi-dependent support 😅

Always a pleasure Ritish. You have become a brother to me and as brothers, we have to help each other. This is like business, when you get a client, do everything to support and help the client so that the business makes a profit and succeeds.

I will continue to read and support your blogs my brother as long as I am alive plus when I have data or the internet(Wi-Fi) 💯