Conspiracy theories are an outlet. People need a reason for why society is not as good as they feel it could be.
Most people blame the other political party. But that doesn't work for everybody. The mind keeps looking until it finds a reason, and then it fades out all arguments that oppose it.
We laugh about conspiracy theorists, but most have the same mindset, just with socially acceptable topics.
How could they have made different allies?
People don't know but India most likely remembers the US and the West Pakistani involvement in East Pakistan and how USSR prevented an escalation of a genocide in what is today Bangladesh.
China is with Pakistan for the port. India has nothing to offer to change that relationship.
There is no general answer because by default, the majority wins.
For education, I would focus on a small number of communities and pool all resources to figure out what works.
Then use the desire of other communities for the hopefully existing improvements to spread the system.
Isn't 50501 mostly opposing GOP government while you want to create a new system, human rights for all, and direct democracy?
It's only the same if most people buy snake oil.
The problem is that most people buy snake oil unless they have reveived a good education.
Makes you wonder why the left is not improving education, even outside the school framework.
People only want to hear about their own problem. If you address all problems you repell everybody because nobody can stand listening to all of them, apart from an insignificant few voters.
If you really want to help people, buy media, buy politicans and get REAL change that will actually last.
Did he stutter?
Compared to the past it is.
India has shown that access can be provided to almost anybody. Not every country has the same access which I ignored because the topic is the future.
Do you know the Eisenhower speech?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_D._Eisenhower%27s_farewell_address
You could create a lemmy community for it with the first goal of finding the ones who spearhead it.
It's never the grandkids. The Beatles sold the rights to their songs.