Basically, what i realized was that governments are truly the creation of men. Government's also follow a cycle, with the two extremes being anarchy and totalitarianism. In between this "line" there the multiple government types that exist(stemming from a council of elders to a democracy to the monarchies and the dictatorships).
Every government always progresses in it's duties. A government that starts out at one level will slowly crawl up the line towards the totalitarian extreme,albeit in some circumstances slower than others. The direction the government moves in is totally dependent on its people.
I've decided that this cycle represents a sort of cancer. The cancer, unchecked, would grow into a harmful malignant tumor. However if it was over-treated, not only would the cancer be removed but healthy parts of the body would be destroyed, leading to larger troubles.
When the citizens of a nation decide not to intervene with the troubles of their government, the government goes up towards a totalitarianism. When the citizens become over-involved and decide to take things within their own hands, this leads to a slide towards anarchy. This effect does not only work with government but many other issues.
The idea i extracted from this was that when man heads towards the level of anarchy, things around become the exact opposite and vice-versa.
Anarchy for man would then be a lack of action whereas totalitarianism would be excess action. This would seem natural yet here is where my idea is formed.
Man is a thinking animal. It possesses a mind far superior to that of any organism, no matter what others may insist. When our minds work in correlation with our bodies, we achieve a level of existence outside that line between anarchy and totalitarianism. The thinking man is on a different dimension, where their actions are not simple reactions done by the body but rather the strength of the mind is the force behind it.
What man must do is unite its mind with its body. We must be able to exist outside of dimensions that are set by our beliefs. Man has been imprisoned not by an other force but by itself. They say that we fear the unknown yet this fear should not be keeping us away but enticing us to investigate and learn. Thus, the body must unite with the mind to maximize our intellectual abilities, not divide and create boundaries.
I've decided that this cycle represents a sort of cancer. The cancer, unchecked, would grow into a harmful malignant tumor. However if it was over-treated, not only would the cancer be removed but healthy parts of the body would be destroyed, leading to larger troubles.
When the citizens of a nation decide not to intervene with the troubles of their government, the government goes up towards a totalitarianism. When the citizens become over-involved and decide to take things within their own hands, this leads to a slide towards anarchy. This effect does not only work with government but many other issues.
The idea i extracted from this was that when man heads towards the level of anarchy, things around become the exact opposite and vice-versa.
Anarchy for man would then be a lack of action whereas totalitarianism would be excess action. This would seem natural yet here is where my idea is formed.
Man is a thinking animal. It possesses a mind far superior to that of any organism, no matter what others may insist. When our minds work in correlation with our bodies, we achieve a level of existence outside that line between anarchy and totalitarianism. The thinking man is on a different dimension, where their actions are not simple reactions done by the body but rather the strength of the mind is the force behind it.
What man must do is unite its mind with its body. We must be able to exist outside of dimensions that are set by our beliefs. Man has been imprisoned not by an other force but by itself. They say that we fear the unknown yet this fear should not be keeping us away but enticing us to investigate and learn. Thus, the body must unite with the mind to maximize our intellectual abilities, not divide and create boundaries.
