I generally agree with your message, though I think in some cases where there is no clear solution in the grand scheme, it's still helpful to "do" little things here and there, and then who knows.. Before you know it maybe all those little pieces without a clear destination in the beginning will paint a beautiful picture for you.

However I totally agree that in some case, if you don't have a clearly defined goal and you just do stuff you could definitely make things worse!!

Also I don't think all video games or games are bad and I'm not sure if you think that, I agree people and myself included have spent too much time in virtual worlds and not the real world, but games can help us learn a lot of different things and some people think it will be gamers that will be the ones who end up saving the world since gamers love to go on epic quests and fight the ultimate evils in the world.

The thing is.. How do we get most of these people to see that real life is the game that needs most attention? Many want to escape into their virtual worlds because the real world is really messed up, so if we can somehow make it fun and like a game to go out into the world and help these problems we face, then.. I think that would be a positive thing personally.

Thanks for the thought provoking post as usual! And.. I really vibed with this part here!

"To change the "doings" in the world, we have to change the "being" of individuals."