It’s raining right now, but with the sun shining outside, both with the same intensity. That is to say, if you stay outside, both will punish you. It’s not such an unusual phenomenon. It happens from time to time. But it’s been a while since I last contemplated it.
See: two forces that seem to be opposites. The presence of one should prevent the other from being there, at least from our perception on Earth. The sun is always in the same place. Only the clouds pass constantly, trying to occlude the immensity of the light it emanates.
But both are elements of the same army: nature. The one to which we humans also belong. We receive so many lessons from it every day. Lessons that are so simple, yet in our brains they sound so distant from being able to replicate.
When it comes to inventing technology based on natural architectures, we are cleverer. But in the matter of being able to live together despite our differences, we are much more incongruent.
Individually we are insignificant. Together we can be a little better or much worse. The issue is that we don’t seem to belong to this model. The conversation about whether the left or the right is better, or whether capitalism or socialism is better, is very tiresome.
Above all because objectively neither of the two lines has managed to give human beings greater freedom, better values, not even better ways to reach consensus among all. So, enough already with choosing sides.
The worst part of all this is that even if you decide not to get involved in anything, to remain insignificant in your individuality, somehow conflicts still arrive at your doorstep. But well, the sun keeps rising in the morning. And the clouds, with their rain, rebel from time to time to bring you a little closer to connection with nature.
Please, let’s get along better
English isn't my native language. Text translated with DeepL