Speaking, somewhat reluctantly, in defense of humanity: we refused to accept that “crawling transiently on the face of the earth” was all we would get to do. So we built huts of mud and sticks, then homes of brick and wood, then cities of iron and glass; we told stories, wrote books, and made movies; we sent boats across oceans, airplanes through the skies, and rockets into space. We haven’t stopped growing yet and probably never will- and that is how our achievements last longer than ourselves.

Hear now my words and heed them well, all that you think is great and mighty, is but a disease upon life, and must be made to perish, if life is to continue.

That which seems grand and noble, is but an affliction. All that appears to grant freedom to mankind, has in fact ordained its enslavement, impairing, and crippling from within, while outwardly bearing the banner of liberty.

The body of humanity has been poisoned, and even as it strives for new horizons and constant advancement, rigor mortis has proceeded the approach of death, and the lives of men are dragged into the grave along with it. Seek now, those motions which sow for humanity the seeds of death, as they harvest for you the bounty of life.