The TED talk you had us watch this week was very
interesting. This topic her talk is on
is a very difficult one for me. On one
side, asking for help is a great thing to do.
First off, you have to humble yourself to ask another person for
help. When she is talking about
connections, when you open yourself up so much as to ask a question, there is
no greater connection two strangers can make.
On the other side of it, I also think that people should earn what they
have. People need to still have some
work ethic and know how to get things done on their own. If I compared my opinion to the speakers, I
am much less for asking for help and much more for earning it. The way she gave her music away and if her
fans liked it they could donate was cool. Unfortunately, the way she was
suggesting that it would work for a lot of other things, I think is wrong. When it gets down to it, to determine whether
her idea of if asking for money works, you have to ask much deeper
questions. She obviously thinks that all
people are good. An important question
is do you think all people are good? If
you think so then maybe her idea could work, but if not, it would be an awful
disaster. I would like to be optimistic
and think that all people in the world are good but I can’t. There is too much evil and stealing and
killing in this world to think that everyone in the world is good. I think the reason this worked for her was
because of the type of audience her music targeted. Her audience thought the same as her, so it
worked out but I do not think it could work on any other level.
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