Diversity, What Are We?

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Diversity

 

An argument. A verbal representation of a disagreement, coming from our ancestors in which it was named “Argumentum,” The human race and all subordinate races share this same mind-held disagreement. Based on studies pertaining to the human body and its psychology by myself and my assistants, it would go to show that GOD has attributed to many of his children’s mindsets, through what I have decided to name “Hive Mind,” and “Independent Thinking.”  These two would seem to work in various ways, though all end up with similar results. Why does GOD give us diversity? Why do we choose our own decisions, our placement to our own actions, and to face the consequences ourselves? Why do we have different mental states, not all simply to serve as a body given to us simply to pray? Through these same studies done in the Archdiocese of Drusco, it would be evidential as to why. Hive mind, as I’ve decided to name it prior, is the act of  three or more individuals receiving the same mental ability as their peers, such as a riot, or a crowd of musique spectators. The evidence found to this was by using two individuals, and sending them to a third. One would tell a rather bland or unsatisfying joke, and the other would laugh rather hysterically. These two figures would laugh in unison, whereas the third would be taken aback by such an unordinary joke. Due to the human mind’s ability to wish to remain unembarrassed, it would show that seventy-seven percent of the tested individuals, laughed along with the rest. Hive mind, what we all seem to face in the worship of our lord. Equality, a mind shared by the servants of god in their same home.

But, coming to individual thinking, why are we given our own decisions, our own paths. Why are figures such as the great Guy de Bar, or his Holiness Tobias given this stake above the rest, the power that comes with such responsibility. Not everyone may handle such responsibility, so how are they? Why are we not all the same? All individual persons are linked to GOD, to pray and reach salvation. We are all the servants of the lord. A man’s actions are subjectively how they are raised, to be a mirror of their parent’s teachings. The human mind may work alone, and in an effective or detrimental state. These mind-sets may help or hinder the rest of the populace, deciding on how the races of the world may move forward. If every man and woman thought the same, no new ideas would be created, no new musique, no new arts or crafts, just the plain where the world would remain in the state of savagery that we now seek to destroy. In conclusion, GOD has given the denizens of the world a gift, the gift to think indifferently, or biased, to work together or tear apart as many have.

 

Signed, His Excellency Peredono of Valenza, Archbishop of Drusco, Prince of the One True Church, and Vice

Chancellor of the Sacred College of the Synod.