What a mess. A massacre. A mere hole in existence. Chaos as it applies to humanity in this universe. So, we could sit here and pretend to be a good people, and wonder if we could have won the battle we sat out for and watched from a safe distance. Wondering isn't trying. we already lost those battles. We never entered, and gained nothing. And even though you didn't waste energy on loosing, the end result is still the same, we're still all going to die. The worst you could do is not try. The second worst is failing. But failing implies trying. Instead of wondering if we could win, we should get up and put in our best, and for better or for worse, fight and try. Even if it means loosing. Afterwards, if we're dead, it doesn't matter anymore. But if we lost and are still alive, we didn't actually loose anything at all. We gained. We walk away with knowledge for our next attempt, or the knowledge not to waste energy on that battle again, and apply it else where. It was energy well spent, and by spending it, we progress forward, and find new ways and places to establish a sense of order. We found this place a mess, a massacre, hole in existence. But, if we can overcome the fear of failure and face the fact of death to just be who we are and do the right thing. We can pick up our crosses, and fight, and win, and die, and leave this place better than we found it. The first and most important step is to attempt to take the first step. So let us all invest our energies in the proper direction, so that when we may all someday find a place to die, with our energy properly invested, we may return to chaos from our mere temporary established order, we will leave behind a newly made order for the next generation, so we may make the world better for them than it has been for us. For in the end, after the world has given us all it will give, and and if we have done all that we could do with what little or much we are given, all we have left to do is save our energy and die, or invest it, die, and make a better tomorrow for our descendants. Now is our responsibility to be all we can be now, later is our responsibility to help encourage them to be all they can be in the order of tomorrow.