Hope Is The Belief We

We're A Young Species; We're Only 175,000 Years Old. On The Evolutionary Scale, Life On This Planet Is 4 Billion Years Old. We're 175,000 Years Old. So We're Trying Something Out. Who Wouldn't Think It Would Be Better To Have The Most Stuff To Take As Much As You Could? As We Do That, We See Why The Moral Prophets Come Along And Say, Don't Even Store Into Barns, Right? It's Easier For A Camel To Pass Through The Eye Of The Needle Than A Rich Man To Enter The Kingdom Of Heaven. We've Seen We Plunder Nature. We Plunder Our Neighbor. We Create Enemies Because We're Against Each Other.

Our Own Economy Tells Us To Take As Much As We Can Get, Right? Our Own Economy Says, You're Going To Be The Most Successful Graduate If You Go Into The Business World And Take As Much You Can Get. That's Not How Nature Works. Nature Has A Much Simpler Economy. Everything In Nature Takes What It Needs. That's It. You Don't See An Oak Tree Gathering Up All The Resources. An Oak Tree Takes What It Needs To Be The Authentic Oak Tree It Is.

Nothing In Nature Takes More Than What It Needs

Nature Is Very Clear On This. In Fact, There's One Fundamental Law That All Of Nature Obeys That Mankind Breaks Everyday. Now This Is A Law That's Evolved Over Billions Of Years And The Law Is This: Nothing In Nature Takes More Than It Needs. A Redwood Tree Doesn't Take All Of The Soil's Nutrients, Just What It Needs To Grow. A Lion Doesn't Kill Every Gazelle, Just One. We Have A Term For Something In The Body When It Takes More Than Its Share. We Call It Cancer.

If We Exchange Bombs For Bread There Will Be Less Reason For Wanting To Kill Us. I Just Want To Have The Conversation.