Perception of perfection is an extremist ultra-competitive tool of subversion.  It is a learned ultra-competitive reactive defense mechanism meant to keep certain people above others in society.  Consequently, many downward spiral feedback loops are created as those that are perceptively perfect fail and do the unthinkable to others.  Tools of subversion include keeping education, knowledge, and information from the rest of us while the powers that be are sole beneficiaries of created complexity, controversy, and conflict in the form of excessive law, regulations, and rules.  I believe people want a more simplified closer to nature knowledge-based society where many incentives exist for everyone to want to learn about everything including living, loving, and striving to make the world a better place instead of an idealized anthropocentric notion based on out-of-context policy and laws that were created out of context with everything else.  In essence, today we favor those who know more about the procedure, policy, law, regulations, and how to manage to get people in trouble and at the same time profit the other way by getting them out of trouble in an out-of-context way rather than helping them in the first place.  I favor allocating resources in a holistic-minded way that includes education and knowledge acquisition and dissemination prior to the need to react when it is too late.  Wouldn’t it be great to live in a world based on knowledge and education where everyone was involved in a holistically well-planned system that mimics more natural ways to strive to make the world a better place in an upward spiral feedback sort of way?  Wouldn’t it be great if we could do such a thing while at the same time keeping people living in the comfort of their homes while each human miracle transitions to a more holistic ecological niche role in society (job) that strives to add value, energy, and benefits to a well planned holistic system?

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