In life, there is a scarcity of uncertainty and variability. Every single one of us gets up in the morning, perform and often times complete our daily tasks, then relax and repeat the ordeal for the next artificial 24-hour time period.
We have become such hopeless servants of tradition, routine, and time, that there’s almost no turning back. We confront nearly no real conundrums in life anymore, almost as though the human race has reached its final form.
We live and breathe with this notion that with large amounts of time comes improvement and natural progression. But what if we, as a whole, have stopped evolving, so to speak?