⭐Agree, Agreement⭐

⭐ have the same opinion about something, accordance in opinion or feeling ⭐

We seem to be programmed to challenge, to fight, to counterattack. We seem to be conditioned to loudly mark our point of vue, most of the time by openly disagreeing with the other part, like this would be the only way our personality could survive. There is a whole mindset in favor of disagreeing. Every time somebody is trying to say something, we seem to first find reasons to reject what the other just said, and only if we haven’t find any, then we agree.

Growing versus Resistance: If you have a mindset of disagreeing you’re resisting, you’re not growing. If you analyze constantly what other are saying, trying to find breches for your own ideas, trying to find their mistakes, trying to find their negligences, you’re acting against your nature. You’re not here to reject others. Even if you’re going to succeed, the result will be pretty sad: you’ll end up alone.

The year 2025 is marked by escalating global tensions and volatile geopolitics. Key flashpoints include rising friction in the Baltic Sea, the conflict between Iran and Israel, growing unrest across Asia and Africa, and the ongoing war in Ukraine against Russia. President Donald Trump’s second term hints at a return to isolationist policies. As a sign of the increasing likelihood of open conflict, Taiwan suspects China is behind the severing of an international undersea telecom cable.

In todays world, global cooperation is essential in tackling challenges that affect the entire planet. Climate change is one of the most pressing issues that require international agreements and collaboration. The rate of change in the Earth's environment is alarming, and it is clear that collective action is needed to combat the worst effects of climate change. Different countries have different perspectives on the issue, and some may not see the urgency of the situation. However, it is undeniable that the consequences of inaction will be catastrophic for all nations.