Because we made a guide to win a struggle

I do not believe There is something as satisfactory like winning a struggle, especially when you land that victory with a sensational and definitive punch to your opponent’s intestine.

In some cases, it is a literal victory. Just ask for my nemesis from the third grade playground; It is the only time I have ever thrown that type of breathtaking snail, and yes, it made it come.

But much more often, that feeling comes during the fighting that transcend the body. Especially at this moment, when it seems that there are more than ever. The American electorate wants to fight president Trump, the congress or the other; Tesla owners and Tesla’s hates want to fight Elon Musk; Elon Musk wants to fight the entire Internet, including Trump himself. (Musk later he apologized, which Trump said was “Cute. “) On a more serious note, dozens of people – from activists to federal workers, from immigrants to the LGBTQ+ community – are limited to fighting deportation, government surveillance and drastic erosion of fundamental human rights. Last weekend millions of people took the streets in hundreds of US cities to protest against Trump’s policies.

This last battle is what we can all face. It could be more possible to win how much you think: Erica Chenoweth, from the carr center for Harvard human rights, theorizes that the modern non -violent protests involving beyond 3.5 percent of a certain population have never failed to catalyze the change. Physical protests can be effective, but remember that there are many ways to deliver that fist of metaphorical intestine, for really, definitely, win A struggle.

Wired is here to help. In our last package, we are exploring the myriad of battles, both large and small, existential and elementary – which are played around us and how they can be won at best. The wired journalists are here to tell you about Tesla’s definitive story of the Takedown and we are collaborating with our colleagues for them to guide you through the battle for the future of the treatments that affirm the genre. We are also chatting with the most impressive of the internet to get their advice on how to shake the trolls and speak with an Hollywood Hollywood artist of the skills required to defeat the opponents.

Finally, we had all the indications you may need to fight the big fights at this moment, from blocking your digital security to protest safely between the surveillance of the growing and increasingly dangerous government.

So put your trousers as a great person, shake off all the persistent nerves and remember: whatever you are fighting right now, do not stop until you land at that blow of victory. But please, not physical. Wired do not forgive violence and I still feel a little bad for that third grade thing.