I've avoided politics as much as I can for many months now, just tired of it all. I have my view, and that's good enough for me.
Fella on the volleyball team comes from a different state, has a govt job, doesn't appear to leave the city much except to go fishing in the wooded areas.
Sure is interesting to hear his views of farm issues. I enjoy hearing that 'opposing view' as he is good natured fella, and is trying to for. His views from what he hears and his understanding of how things work.
For example he wonders why we don't stop farming half the land, and use hydroponics to more efficiently grow our food.
It is interesting to see the versions of 'efficient' and 'artificial' and so forth that folks see from their view of the world.
To be fair, I have an odd view of his govt job, and how it could be improved and made much more efficient..... I'm sure my views look strange and unworkable to him, from my limited understanding.
I enjoy that sort of discussion with intelligent folk. You don't find that very often tho, its mostly strong opinions and not much listening.....
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