Hello dear @spirajn, great article

Surviving to ... perhaps, someday, live
Resilience indeed arises in the acceptance of a terrible reality and, in that sense, it does contain a great burden of resignation. But it is not the bitter resignation of the desperate. It is, instead, the wise resignation of the one who understands and accepts the inevitability of his misfortunes, his inability to radically transform his situations.

I think you explain very well what resilience means, however, I do not think that recilience has to do with staying to live a reality that we cannot change and be conformist with our situation, I think that resilience goes much further, is to accept the misfortune we live but be willing to fight to recover and improve our situation of misfortune.

In the case of Venezuela, resilience will be fulfilled when we get up, overcome this situation and Venezuela can become the country we were or even better, if we get up from this and improve then we will prove to be a resilient people.

It happened in Europe after the war, although there were sequels, they got up, rebuilt Europe and some countries became powers again.

This is just my personal opinion ...
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