There are three levels of resource allocation in the world.

It is known that the world's resources are not evenly distributed to this world...

The first level of distribution is a game between countries; this round of distribution is not something we can decide. (So the so-called trade war between China and the US basically started on this basis; it is bound to have no end; we can only accept and live in it) There is no need for change, because this is not a category we can change...

The allocation of the second level is determined by the country's system, administrative policy, and political program. Although most of us live in a democratic and free country. Choosing a leader of one's choice through democratic elections feels like it can be changed for the better. But more often than not, we just pick out the less rotten ones from a bunch of rotten apples to eat. (With this kind of mentality, it will be easier for you to cast your sacred vote in the election!) However, there aren't many parts you can participate in. (I use this to appeal to the citizens of Malaysia to come back and vote, ah, no matter which faction you vote for.)

The third level of resource allocation is implemented in private organizations, social welfare units, and conscientious enterprises. This round of distribution is most effective, but sometimes it is also the biggest waste... It depends on the quality and mentality of the organizers and participants.

I spent a lot of time writing a bunch of stuff, hoping to call on more people to participate in this third-level resource allocation. Because we are willing to participate, the world is changing.

The world's resources won't be distributed fairly in the first place, but because of the participation of you and me, the world will be different and better.

Go for it. I can only post support. (By the way, remember to return home to vote on election day!)