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One of the underlying features defining this era of the 21st century is division. The use of division as a political, corporate and activist tactic has given rise to nasty behavior. Violence in the form of mass shootings and white supremacy being some of the most severe. But what if division has given rise to something more wicked? What if division has given cynicism a platform to advance, and what if that cynicism is targeted at humanity as a state of being?

Tunde Ogunlana instigates interesting perspectives on Episode 121 of Uncreative Radio. He has been analyzing humanity’s track record on division, violence, and dehumanizing behavior and is now drawing certain conclusions. And, looking even deeper, he explains how humanity’s tragic behavior has manifested into another troubling outlet for escape: suicide.

On Episode 121, Tunde explains that we are not just living in a toxic world. We are enduring one.

Yes, there are those fighting for change. But there are still too many people clinging to their cynicism, their judgments, and their deranged dogmas. We must wake up. But we won’t. Not yet.

We are now forced to a acknowledge that school shootings are a norm in the US. They have even become a platform for online jokes. It’s sick. And this is just what’s on the surface — what’s on the news. There are other harsh realities. Soon, we will have to acknowledge that despite humanity’s violent state of being, this is the first time in our history that children under the age of ten years old are killing themselves.

Let that sink in. Now ask yourself, has humanity’s attachment to hatred, violence, and division produced an inherent loathing within our youth? Do we live in a society that disgusts our children to the point of…? Are cynicism, division, and an ingrained culture of violence the root of the cause?

Enough of our speculation. Tunde Ogunlana will have better answers for us.

Tune-in Thursday, October 3rd at 6 PM ET for Uncreative Radio with Tunde Ogunlana to learn the agonizing truth about the toxic world we are forced to endure.