The Social Covenant

Fundamental to our purpose
in life it seems is regulating
and identifying what is
meaningful and what is
without purpose and to that
end there are reasons why
societies enrich their cultures
with certain principles whose
purpose is to guide their
members into the absolute
correct manner in which they
can pride themselves as
superior to those of all others.
Through the ages from the
past to the present there have
been the People and there have
been all others whose existence
bears little significance. The
cults, classes and symbolism
of the privileged and the
slighted live in a struggle
one in protest the other in the
assured conceit of the upper
class glancing down at the
pathetic mewling of the
unfortunate disinherited. There
are always reasons in support
of such hierarchies despite an
absence of rational reasoning
for the species divides itself
just as nature designed cells to
divide endlessly creating life.
For nature the heresies inherent
in her organisms deeming
themselves authorized to
recognize others as unauthentic
to her purpose is an amusement.