Deontay Kyle

It's very lonely when you exploiting other people, especially people that don't know they're being exploited.

So you have to embrace community without reverting back to individualism.

And a great way to start embracing community is to understand intangible resources.

You got to understand the intangibles.

Sometimes we need tangible things.

We need, okay, what's the first thing we think of?

We need somebody who's good at agriculture.

We need a carpenter.

But we don't think about the singers.

We don't think about the storytellers.

We don't think about the comedians.

We don't think about the willingness to entertain, to serve others.

We don't think about the willingness to cook.

We don't think about the willingness to serve.

We don't think about the willingness that somebody is just naturally a caregiver for children and the old.

We don't think about the intangible things.

And that will make you revert back to individualism because the things that you're being offered, you don't feel like you can do anything with.

Because we also live in a system that heavenly, heavenly, heavenly relies on you having to monetize every aspect of your life because it has commodified every aspect of your life.

So you can't embrace the intangibles.

Therefore, it is so easy to revert back to individualism.