Dmitry Olshansky: "The religion of positivity"

“There is one interesting story in the world, which I have been calling “the religion of positivity” for many years.

These are the same mantras that the heroine Kirsten Dunst mutters in the second season of Fargo, before she completely goes berserk and begins to poke a knife at the mafioso who has been captured by her. This is a totalitarian ideology, and I don’t know what about men, I suspect everything is bad, but many women certainly believe in it with some kind of off-scale frenzy.

The meaning of the religion of positivity is that a person must change something all the time, must move around the world at a feverish speed and, most importantly, must idiotically “rejoice” at something incomprehensible all the time - and as a result of all this he will experience “development.” ", "personal growth" and a "positive outlook on the world" will arise.