Nature - no matter how offended a person is, but it is she who sets the rules in this world. We can create states, improve legislation and punish those who dare to violate the rule of law. We can force other nations to accept our laws by force of arms through blood and fire. Humanity even imposes its own rules on animals, but we are always one step behind. We always obey nature, our whole life consists of following the same rules.
What do we think about when we talk about the laws of nature? First of all, a person consoles himself. As the top of the food chain on this planet and the crown of evolution, it is simply disgusting for humans to associate their species with the normal population of animals. We think that the simplest instincts and life without reason are the lot of representatives of the wild. However, biologists around the world will disagree. From a biological and genetic point of view, man is an animal. Each of us is a carbon life form. All that we are so proud of is intelligence, given by nature. Only thanks to the initial predisposition to the development of intelligence, a person was able to overcome all positions in the food chain and take a leading position in this unofficial rating. But this does not mean at all that we do not obey the laws of nature. Like all living organisms, humans follow instincts. Some of them simply help to preserve life, and some form our modern vices.
Homo sapiens is the most cruel and bloodthirsty species on Earth. Only a person can kill for pleasure and cause suffering by satisfying his unnatural needs. Nature has laid down in us many instincts. However, there are those two that perfectly describe the whole essence of humanity. It is an instinctive need for violence and curiosity. Believe it or not, it’s curiosity that spurs violence. Our ancient ancestors were interested in all the possibilities of fire. The first person to be burned alive fell victim to banal curiosity. Thousands of years later, millions of people have fallen prey to horrific medical experiments. On the one hand, it was common violence, but on the other, curiosity. In order to clarify racial differences, the scientists of the Third Reich destroyed entire races. These people didn't just commit violence out of curiosity. In this case, interest led to genocide. This is a good example of how far we can go if we are led by natural instincts. We will drop all morality and principles. We will find any loopholes in the legislation and we will obey nature.
Violence is our need. The same as the need for food and sleep. Today, many scientists and psychologists are struggling to reject this idea. However, our whole history is endless wars. Endless adherence to instincts with rare glimpses of rational rationality. If the statement about natural bloodthirstiness would not be true - the ancient Roman Colosseum would never have been so popular. Wrestling, boxing and other civilized forms of public violence would never have gathered so many spectators. Computer games would not be built on war. Even today we satisfy violence. In competitions or in computer games - there is no difference. We kill and we love it.
It would be foolish to deny the existence of people inclined to rationality. Most often, these people achieve significant success and join the motley ranks of secret organizations. It has long been known that the less morality in a society and the more it obeys the laws of nature, the easier it is to manage it. The rulers of states deliver passionate speeches in the stands. By igniting our hearts with simple words, leaders are sending the masses to war. Kill before you are killed. Fight for your homeland or it will not. Such speeches are widely supported by society. They are based on instincts, on our natural needs. Yes, they are wrong, but who will notice when the war has already begun? We are run by presidents, and presidents are run by the smartest. An ardent speech is enough for an ordinary person, but the president needs to be given money and power. The instinctive need to rule is a powerful lever for controlling the leaders of countries.
Members of the secret world government have long ceased to obey nature. Their children study in closed schools almost from birth. Their way of thinking is fundamentally different from ours. These people are not subject to instincts, or have reduced them to a minimum. However, they will never help in the fight against nature. It is known that a century ago, members of the Masonic society were no longer like ordinary people. Even then, they had advanced thinking. Masons would never obey kings or fight for territory. They were well aware that there are no countries - there is only planet Earth. There are no nations - there is only humanity. If there is a need to control the masses, then the easiest way is to use the laws of nature. Rarely is there a person who is able to think not by instincts, but by rational arguments.
Rationality is dangerous because it leads to the need for total control of world society and the establishment of a single world order. It so happened that the nature of some makes them seek the highest positions, while others obey. Some people are born leaders, but most of them will forever remain slaves. This cannot be changed. We are obliged to obey nature, and if deviations from such obedience begin to appear in society, then we will be forced to return everything back. A new global war, new fake goals and a new round of violence, so much needed by many. We cannot change anything, because we are animals. Yes, reasonable, but not rational enough. The human essence is based on the laws of nature. Everything we create stands on them as a foundation. If we want to change the existing order and stop obeying nature,then you have to sacrifice humanity itself.