06-04-2017, 12:00 AM
You believe Theun Mares assumed that the universe desired isolation, that would end the world, leaving only a few seers to witness the event.
I can't imagine the duty of those few seers to be responsible for witnessing such a horrific event. The world deserves to burn for allowing an event to reach such heights. Yet, it won't burn; mankind will survive (as will those seers), and who truly pays the ultimate price for such naive behavior? Everyone. If mankind had not violated the collective to such a great degree, those seers wouldn't have their minds ravaged by those prophecies, humanity wouldn't be so very broken, and there would be no use for the soldiers whose names mankind will never learn.
Theun Mares was a bloody **** who wrote a story about such an important issue that it is rarely heard because his communication style was limited to his primitive perspective. We can share stories about tragedies or we can share stories to educate and prevent. Mares promoted fear. Fear offers no-change. Mares perpetuated the system he was reporting about.
Sharing of a reality without offering a method of prevention or the offering of how to improve a system results in a fairy-tale.
I can't imagine the duty of those few seers to be responsible for witnessing such a horrific event. The world deserves to burn for allowing an event to reach such heights. Yet, it won't burn; mankind will survive (as will those seers), and who truly pays the ultimate price for such naive behavior? Everyone. If mankind had not violated the collective to such a great degree, those seers wouldn't have their minds ravaged by those prophecies, humanity wouldn't be so very broken, and there would be no use for the soldiers whose names mankind will never learn.
Theun Mares was a bloody **** who wrote a story about such an important issue that it is rarely heard because his communication style was limited to his primitive perspective. We can share stories about tragedies or we can share stories to educate and prevent. Mares promoted fear. Fear offers no-change. Mares perpetuated the system he was reporting about.
Sharing of a reality without offering a method of prevention or the offering of how to improve a system results in a fairy-tale.