From birth, they're taught that fitting in means surviving. Keep up with the times, ride the wave or drown, follow the trend, be "relevant" right now. It's a brilliant lie, and it turns people into fleas looking for a dog to carry them.
Seeing both sides of history is an act of violence against your own innocence. It strips away the comfort of "good guys" and "bad guys" and leaves you alone, knowing the world runs on one will imposing itself on another.
Everyone wants the final photo, but nobody can stand the smell of blood on the claws. We've been tamed into believing success is a magic event reserved for the "chosen," while the rest of us settle for scraps. You were told you're a spectator, and you believed it.
To the herd, admitting ignorance is blasphemy. But protecting your image at the expense of reality is slow suicide. One teacher, one question about DNA, and the lesson that ego is a luxury the weak can't afford.
We've been sold the lie that preparation is the sanctuary of success. A cardiologist who runs a corner store, an illiterate man who owns the supermarket, and why education without execution is just expensive entertainment.
The modern church has sold you a porcelain Jesus who only knows how to turn the other cheek. But the full verse is a warning of war: be wise as serpents. Meekness without cunning isn't virtue. It's weakness dressed up as holiness.
From the day you're born, they teach you that swallowing your truths is a virtue: smile at the boss you despise, nod along to avoid a fight. That isn't maturity or respect. It's cowardice wearing a decent person's costume.
"Subtlety" is the language of cowards who don't want to deal with their kids' hard questions. It's easier to put on a colorful video than to explain why the lion eats the zebra, or why the man sleeping on the street lost the survival game.
You become a cynical observer of your own life, watching everyone feed on your success while you starve for something money can't buy: one goddamn connection that doesn't come with a price tag.
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