GRAY STONES

Humanity is still in a critical phase, and its own extinction is at stake.
In the evolution and development of life on our planet, "catastrophes" have always driven the most profound changes.
Likewise, our human societies have also needed this "catastrophic" impulse.
The first social catastrophe occurred with the clash of the first sedentary agricultural societies against nomadic herding and gathering societies.
Or Cain versus Abel.
The second social catastrophe occurred when the first great empires were formed and swept away the comparatively small city states.
The third, with the social revolutions from the 18th century onwards, with socialism, communism, anarchism and syndicalism.
Larger groups of people have always prevailed and thus standardised the world.
The future of humanity is uncertain, especially since this so-called "humanity" does not yet exist.
What we have today is still a large group of human beings divided into countries, races, religions, traditions and even families.
The "great social unification" is an inevitable destiny.
If we survive the next social catastrophes, it is the only way forward.
Long live humanity!
Planet "Earth"