The post below made some good additions to my post on "new world order vs old world order". And I agree on the topic and definition of "individualism". That probably was not the best word to use without further elaboration, but it was what came to me in the moment. It is a word with varied and complex meaning and individualism is extremely important for healthy identity, self reflection, and confidence, etc.. The "individualism" I was speaking of is the way society is self absorbed into selfdom. The condition that puts "me" before everything else, which on it's surface is supposed to look like something regarding "self discovery" or "self healing" but because it throws responsibility away in the process, ends up ultimately being selfish narcissism.

With that said, one thing I appreciate very much about this community is the input from others. It's great to have others contribute in a constructive meaningful way. It's something that gives us strength as individuals and as a collective⚔️
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I feel the same about the new world order & old world order. Old world order was the time of kin-based tribal/clan societies that lived a fully self sufficient life in harmony with nature, in-tuned with their local ecosystem, attached to their native land. Every since Abrahamism started to spread across the planet, that was the beginning of the end for the old world order. It was the end of indigenous tribes, the end of nature people. The only thing I would personally specify about this post would be my exact meaning of “individualism”, because it can easily be taken the wrong way. Individualism can get very complicated if you don’t explain exactly what you mean. I personally know that there is a good and a necessary form of individualism, and I’m sure it not the same form of individualism that is meant in this post

Thank you for taking the time to explain.

👆🏻Very welcome. And thanks for sharing input👍🏻

↟ Nordic Winter Archery by Fenno-Swedish man, Finland 🇫🇮

The history of the archery in the Nordic countries dates back to the Stone Age ( 13000 - 1700 BC ) and the oldest archaeological find is approximately 9,000 years old - found in Holmegård, Denmark.

In Scandinavia there are several finds of archs from the Iron Age and the Viking Age: Norway ( Veiem, Torshov ) and Sweden ( Åsby, Bredmossen, Sigtuna ). Also in Finland ( Paltamo, Kärsämäki ). Most of these specimens were made as longbows with wood of Elm and Fir.

Images of people hunting with bows can be found on rock carvings, you can find such an example from the Bronze Age in Vitlycke - Tanum World Heritage, Sweden.

Go outside and come back home to nature 🌲

Photo of: @ageofthenorth

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The Valley of Glen Rosa, Isle of Arran

Tiny cabin - Lovrafjorden, Norge🇳🇴

Roller skating in Chicago, 1950s

Im glad i got to spend my childhood outside all day everyday. Only time i was inside was to eat dinner. We belong outside in nature 🌲