Fragment Earth

Sadly, among those tasks which we excel so greatly in numbers in, thinking cannot be counted. Yet if our history exhibits anything more than our gross capacity for violence, and deception thereof, it is surely that we can do more together than ever apart. The number of tasks a group can excel beyond the individual is countless: Together we hunt greater and gather more, travel farther for cheaper, dig faster and deeper, climb higher for longer; more only makes us stronger, though no body or group ever assembled has thought more freely by increasing its number.

Wherever we have come together in pursuit of this task: only decadence, corruption, usury, stagnation and subjugation ensue. Among a people who can wholeheartedly be convinced to drag any stone to the top of any hill, you will not find an unguided majority who will agree with what should be done with it once it is there. Because when thinking, the familiar physical grouping of we, becomes the followed intellectual tyranny of a me...