Monday, February 27, 2006
In An Ideal World
In an ideal world, we would not be able to discourse and discuss any of our differences, and would, like the distant cousin, Ape, sit in cordial groups and snack on each other's mites.
But, fortunately, that isn't the case, and we deal with an exciting environment of communication and appreciation of people that surprises us all with its diversity. For example, we'll see the commentators on CNN discussing the trade off of our docks with the UAE shipping conglomerate, and instead of taking the views of someone like Condoleeza Rice, we identify with "Joe, from Underwood, Alabama." which makes everything have more sense.
But, fortunately, that isn't the case, and we deal with an exciting environment of communication and appreciation of people that surprises us all with its diversity. For example, we'll see the commentators on CNN discussing the trade off of our docks with the UAE shipping conglomerate, and instead of taking the views of someone like Condoleeza Rice, we identify with "Joe, from Underwood, Alabama." which makes everything have more sense.
