Let's say everyone in the world was playing a game, only they didn't know it. Now if most people decide that winning the game comes from helpng eveyone win, then what would happen is that everyone would win. I was amazed to learn that some American Indian had (and still do to the extent that they can practice it) a much more advanced idea of wealth than any modern day American. First, no one owned anything. Second, the job of everyone in the tribe is to make sure the everyone else in the tribe has enough (not a lot, but enough). And it turns out it doesn't take too much effort to make sure everyone has enough, which leaves much time for the enjoyment of life.

You might find it interesting to explore the possibiity that some of the people on this planet that modern society considers quite primitive might, in perspective, be much more advanced that the modern society thinks it needs to transform them. Just some ideas for thought.

But lets that some people play a dfferent game...called I win and you lose game. This is one of power and money. They define winning accumulaing the most power and the most money. This game is played by finding resouces you can exploit, finding other people you can take advantage of, and finding weaker players that you can take over. How easy do you think it is for the enrich everyone people play their game, when these people are playing theirs? The first game becomes almost impossible.

And let's say that one thing that can be done is to open people's eyes up about what is going on in the world. I really don't think that it is "the" solution, but its part of the game I'm playing right now. However, other people, who have their eyes totally or partially closed, are playing a different game called, "I'm right and you are wrong." And what impact does that have on just the communication aspect of the game?

Once again, none of this is the solution, but it is a little introduction to the game people on this planet play.