Why We Made a Guide to Winning a Fight

I don’t think so There is something as satisfactory as winning a fight – especially when you set up this victory with a definite fist echoed into the intestine of your opponent.

In some cases, this is a real victory. Just ask the enemy of the third class playground; This kind of breathtaking leech is the only time and yes, it made him come.

But much more often, this feeling comes during fights that transcend the physical one. Especially now, when you feel more than ever. American voters President Trump wants to fight each other; Tesla owners and Tesla Haters want to fight Elon Musk; Elon Musk wants to fight the entire internet, including Trump himself. (Musk apologized later, Trump said “”Beautiful. ”) In a more serious note, student activists were forced to fight themselves, to deport themselves, to fight against government supervision and the harsh erosion of fundamental human rights. Only millions of people took hundreds of people to hundreds of streets in the US city of Trump.

This second war is a war for all of us to assume. Erica Chenoweth from Harvard’s Human Rights Policy Center, which is more than 3.5 percent of a particular population, theorizes that protests, which contain more than 3.5 percent of a particular population, never catalyzed change. Physical protests may be effective, but remember that there are many ways to give this metaphorical intestinal fist – indeed, determinedly, earning A fight.

Wired here to help. In our latest package, we explore numerous wars and how they can be won the best – both large and small, existential and foundation around us. Wire reporters are here to tell you the exact story of Tesla Publication, and we partner with our colleagues to guide you in the war during the future of care that causes gender. In addition, we are chatting with the most impressive Shitposters of the Internet to get advice on trolls and talk about the skills needed to defeat a Hollywood stunt artist.

Finally, we have all the guidance that you may need to fight big fights at this moment, from locking your digital security, increasingly increasingly protesting between the increasing and increasingly dangerous state supervision.

So wear your big person pants, shake the permanent nerves and remember: No matter what you fight for this moment, don’t stand until you go down to this victory. But please, not physical. Wired doesn’t ignore violence, and I still feel bad about that third class thing.