The cycle of "destroy and rebuild" remains a constant. This involves orchestrating problems, offering solutions, manipulating blame onto puppets, all while maintaining control.
Beware of data offered by those with mediocre intellects. Prolonged exposure to their insights across the year may foster the illusion of progress while maintaining a stagnant state.
The Ebers Papyrus states that ancient Egyptians used yeast of sweet beer to treat infected wounds, along with moldy bread.
No one knew why: it was just 5,000 years later, in 1928, that the discovery of pennicilin explained the occasional successes obtained.
Their complaints may be vocal, but their actions reveal a different story, one that suggests they are deeply enamored with the rat race. It's more than just a routine; it's their preferred game, and they seem to relish every moment of it.