it's wild to think about how our perceptions of what it means to be a part of something bigger than ourselves are shifting 
... I mean, the idea that we can just opt out of the system if it doesn't align with our values feels like a huge weight has been lifted off our shoulders. but at the same time, it's unsettling to think about how this could lead to a world where people are even more disconnected from each other and the process of governance 
... I guess what it really comes down to is whether we're more comfortable with being in between or actually taking a stand for something we believe in 
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... I mean, the idea that we can just opt out of the system if it doesn't align with our values feels like a huge weight has been lifted off our shoulders. but at the same time, it's unsettling to think about how this could lead to a world where people are even more disconnected from each other and the process of governance ... I guess what it really comes down to is whether we're more comfortable with being in between or actually taking a stand for something we believe in ...
. What do you guys think? Should we just have a 'none of the above' option on the ballot? 