The World We Live in
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (England - Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire, Cheshire) British (General)Transcript
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the world we live in today is the kind of world that shows it's good and bad side, the kind that test you every day for a whole lifetime. That is incredibly unfair and extremely ruthless. The kind that you have to give it something in order to get something buck the kind that does not tolerate the weak, the kind that for thousands of years the strong used the weak, the kind that without money and power you will be wrong. The kind that everybody serves themselves there on purpose. The kind that people kill each over for money and power and the kind that you can pursue your dreams, the kind that gives you the chance to try your luck with it. When we look in the mirror, we realise how time is swollen running out on our lives are being consumed. If we were able to look our sitter from attempt for building, we would see thousands of lives like us moving to and from like cans are robots Mix it in shape in whatever we call so, sire. Throughout time, generations off people like ALS have bean born on died. Ordinary people are systematically cheated by banks in one way or another, we are brainwashed by disinformation from the mass media, which are controlled by a small group of people connected to some of our representatives. We are US tow, work, pay taxes and carry the way off the world Crisis is real, are created like the latest oil crisis which is virtually destroyed. Our at least seriously damaged the lives of the middle class worldwide. The world we live in today is different than it has been for years. We have had a pandemic which has been devastating to our physical and mental health. Also devastate into the world economy. Well locked on became a thing. We all outer self isolate Karzai will still lose our freedom. This was a big shock to everyone. The fact we couldn't go out and do regular things that we could be for the fact that we couldn't see our family, our friends, and just do the little things in life that mean a lot to us. It sounds something like this. Has that happened to make the majority of people living today not say things like run it on really appreciate things? My question is, is the Koran world really any better than it has been for centuries?