The Hypothesis

Our most sociological problem is in fact, at its heart, a deep philosophical problem. When coming to understand reproduction, conception, birth, childhood, and life in general, the questions are the same. I look into a childs eye and see myself at that age, having the power to know my own existence without being plagued with the unsolvable paradoxes of our universe. We were all once children, with those gleaming eyes, so full of potential and energetic ambition. And likewise we were all once tissue in the wombs of our mothers. Most of us are too close minded and cynical to begin realizing the complexity of life. Our slogans are merely rhetoric when it comes to philosophy of nature and law. They are nothing more than trendy rhetoric. Our children have complex minds too, you know. It is them we attack, without knowing it. Just ask a child, any child, if their life is important to them. Children are our most innocent, and our most independant.