The Future is Still Bright for Humanity

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The human brain is a funny thing: it's very susceptible to tempo and melody. You put the right words to it, and it becomes very influential. — Ray Stevens

A few days ago, I was scrolling on YouTube and found this little gem.

It's a lovely song sung by a school kid, Rushawn, originally by Jermaine Edwards, and the song goes:

I don't wanna act too high and mighty
Because 'cause tomorrow I may fall down on my face.

Lord I thank you for sunshine
Thank you for rain
Thank you for joy
Thank you for pain

It's a beautiful day, ay ay ay ay
It's a beautiful day, aaay

Some musicians had picked up on the song and made remixes out of it, it went viral as many people fell in love with its lovely tune.

The song is a reminder for us humans to act humanely because we are human after all. Our brain is a complex organ, deep inside is a primitive brain much like snakes, it is still a very important part to remain alive and reproduce with the best potential mates.

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The primitive brain helps us survive in the wild by instinctively feeding, mating, escaping, evading, or fighting. Then it also had this mammalian upgrade to nurse, socialize, explore, discover, and build.

Most modern people become educated and literate, but remain snake-like or monkey-like behavior, by taking advantage of the weak and powerless. They genuinely believe that their decisions benefit everyone, without considering every person. This manipulative behavior causes divide and hatred, destabilizing society as a whole.

People who continue to overuse their primitive brains unusually become very influential and powerful, not because they are always right, but because they can hide what makes them human to achieve whatever goal they have in mind, no matter if they need to silence or kill those who come off as an obstacle.

What many forget is that we also have a human brain encapsulating the primitive brain. We also have a complex bodily system and an intertwined connection between humanity, nature, and the universe as well.

This is the power of us humans, it is what brought us forward, not above every other component of the universe.

The delusional moral high ground of people serving as state and organization leaders, enforcing their illusions of saving humanity, saving the climate, or saving the economy, though the effects of it is devastation, is an example of the use of the primitive brain—the use of irrational fears to manipulate situations to sustain wealth, power, and fame.

People are 'dying' because wars, plandemics, and other socio-political games. Aren't we tired of snakes ruling over humans?

Do we need to take sides, instead of employing non-conformity?

Instead, really, we must go beyond ourselves and learn to break the shackles of the manipulations. We must outwin the real enemy.

With many philanthropic organizations, both private and government-owned, it can never end hunger, poverty, chaos, illnesses, and deaths by spending on luxury transportation and accommodations to make delusional policies and inhumane experiments.

In order to solve socio-economic problems, we must not re-use old solutions that don't work. The world doesn't need more factories to employ locals!

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There is drought and ecological chaos because the government has been allowing the resources to be over-harvested and diverted towards the wealthier urban communities and to business giants to be sold as a premium commodity or as luxury.

We need a world where resources are returned to humanity, they are never owned by business giants. Give back the water to the rivers, lakes, and the communities that surround it. Aliens must return the land to the natives and the locals, by aliens, I mean foreigners and business giants.

Return the vast expanse of land, the stolen resources, and the bodily autonomy back to the people.

They should not confuse rights versus privilege, and just give back the rights to everyone and not just the privileged.

Although without flinching, they will still continue to tax the people to promote more wars, diseases, and other forms of destabilization to amass power, wealth, and fame under the hood.

With the ongoing economic crises and excess deaths being downplayed by the snakes, we must remain strong in the coming days, months, and years. There will be more catastrophes, hunger, poverty, and deaths if their power continues to grow.

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It will not be an easy path surviving as the number of people that will fight to survive daily will increase dramatically, but life is a season, their will be sunshines and rain, remain grateful and continually believe that a beautiful new life awaits us even when the future seems blurry and dark.

Be human and stay human.

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About Me

@oniemaniego is a software developer, but outside work, he experiments in the kitchen, writes poetry and fiction, paints his heart out, or toils under the hot sun.

	Onie Maniego / Loy Bukid was born in rural Leyte. He often visits his family orchards during the summers and weekends, which greatly influenced his works.