It isn't that we shouldn't have ideals. We couldn't live without them. It is to understand they are ideals, even ones we might share with every human on earth. A healthy society needs those communal ideals in order to exist, not just function.

Yet they are not absolutes, they can't be absolutes, because the universal is the elemental. There can be no distinctions to the universal, no good and bad, up or down, young or old, conservative or liberal. Without the ups and downs, it's a flatline. That's why the only specific absolute is a temperature of absolute zero. At absolute zero, there can be no time either.

So it's more yin and yang, than God Almighty.

The essence of the node, the organism, is synchronization, as all the clocks work together. I've been told women who are good friends find their periods start to go on the same cycles. It's being on the same wavelength.

Yet all those waves fluctuate across infinity and at all different frequencies, so the essence of the network, the ecosystem, is harmonization. No one wave can suck up all the energy, before it starts to break down and shed it out, across infinity.

Frankly philosophers should have been all over this centuries ago. That someone like me, who avoided any and all formal education with a passion, because I realized early on, that it was more about indoctrination than insight and enlightenment, should be the one to have to point it out, just goes to show that while people can be quite clever, they tend not to be as bright as they usually think they are.

Sometimes the simple is more sublime than the complex. Sometimes the complex is patches and patches over errors.