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4th option, try and make the world a better place for everyone instead of focusing just on our own comforts.
Oh for sure. I just dont exactly know how. People always say volunteer at homeless shelters and such and maybe I should. Its kind of scary though. Ive never been able to be part of a community type thing.
Start out small. Care for your neighbors. Put out "for free" boxes with stuff you don't need anymore. Look for clubs or groups that share your interests and try to engage with people. I'm struggling with this myself but every small step is going to add up eventually.
Good ideas. I do enjoy giving stuff away that can be used. Yeah, I have thought about clubs but I'm insanely busy with music performances etc I have no extra time for clubs at this time. I'd love to start a tech literacy privacy club to teach people.how to get away from big tech and use Foss/Linux etc, just not sure I'd even get 2 people for that.
There's not really any one thing any one person can do to fix everything. Any act to make the world a better place is worthwhile, even if you never even see its effects.
Local bike activist groups are reaching critical mass and a great spot to make a real difference
I suggest a more tend to the part of the garden you can reach approach, your friends and family are a good place to start building connections and genuinely checking up on eachother