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To survive everything that comes at us we need understanding of what is, what was, and what may be.
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Protect ourselves, our family, our nation, our world. Make truth matter again.
What is MTMA? A movement to protect ourselves, our families, and our future by better understanding the reality around us.
The goals of our efforts are many, but here are a few of them: Encourage open and constructive discussions. The name-calling of people will not help to change minds. Similarly for the 'bashing of ideas', which for some might even worse than calling someone a name. When we can discuss, debate and disagree using our emotion power our desire to 'make it right', not to 'be right', then we will come closer to creating a safer society for all of us.
Encourage an understanding of others. Everyone is different and has different histories and current perspectives. There are reasons behind these differences. But all too often, we only focus on the differences, helping us to artificially separate ourselves from each other. We can focus on the common-ground that we have, and the similarity between us, and our shared belief of and understanding of the world around. When we elevate the similarities, we may find that our differences matter less.
To help all of us to see, that both individually, and as a group, are not perfect: We cannot see everything from all perspectives accurately. For those who are devoted to some religions, this may mean we are 'original sinners' and we should repent. For those who are devoted to science, this could mean that we should try to see and understand more. It is possible that one could repent by seeking understanding. If we can better see that we can always become better, then we will have a better path to doing so.
