[Esp-Eng] Enfoque humanístico de todo

Greetings, friends, I would like to motivate participation in this community by developing a little the statement that heads this post, since I am convinced that any content is welcome in our community as long as we know how to give it this approach from the humanities, in any of its versions: social, historical, political, psychological, cultural, philosophical, theological, legal, artistic, etc.

I will give a couple of examples that could serve as a guide or enlighten in this regard. Let's start by relating the humanities to something that at first glance might seem very distant as are the NFTs games, think of Splinterlands, Hasking, and RisingStar, which are in our Blockchain, or Axie Infinity, to name an external one.

In all these games there is a common denominator that people look for and that in general is little considered. This is fun. This is a human need, and therefore, one of the requirements for a project of this type to engage and endure is that it is fun. That is why the philosophy behind these games is changing, we no longer talk so much about playing to win but about playing and winning, as you can see, it is a change of perspective that is more adapted to the human being.

Now, what is fun for some may not be for others, what is it that attracts your attention to the game where you are? If it did not have the economic component, would you continue playing it? These and similar questions can be developed in this community since they motivate thinking where the human, the person, comes first.

From the perspective of the above, everything can be related to the humanities. Let's take another example, let's say we had a day where various experiences have left us with a feeling of sadness or grief. Do I know how to recognize it? Why did I get into this situation? How can I deal with it?

In short, the crucial question: Is it something human? If so, I can, without the need for university degrees, but from the natural capacity of reasoning, analyze what is happening inside me and come to some interesting conclusions to share with others in the community, since the humanities unite us all in everything that concerns the most intimate part of our being.

Many times one does not know the good that we can do when we share a serious analysis about a situation that has happened to us or that we have also witnessed or simply for some reason has come to our knowledge, it can be the impulse that someone lacks to start, continue or strengthen their personal development.

I don't want to extend more, since this is a post whose purpose is first and foremost motivational, so that we have how to promote the community, saying, "Look, I have heard that in Hive there is a community where all topics are welcome, the only condition is that somehow the human aspect is highlighted, or with other words, the humanity (good or bad) behind everything."

Writing this I find that my friend @acont has just published writing about capitalism and its human side, this is exactly what I want to convey with this post, encourage to publish about any topic of your interest (experiences, games, movies, economy, news, sport, etc.) from a human point of view or approach.

Precisely a few days ago in Barquisimeto, we had the @hivecreatorsday meeting and if there is something that we all liked is the Hive experience from the human point of view (fraternity, friendship, community, etc.), which in the end is what sustains this whole ecosystem, here in this community we have precisely a space so that, from critical and respectful thinking, we continue to reflect the humanity of our Blockchain.

Thank you very much for having accompanied me in the reading of this post, wishing you always the best and that we can meet again in the next publication, I say goodbye, see you later.