You've identified that the people of the world are not analytical enough. Maybe another way to state this is that people don't think enough. Thinking is considered painful and to be avoided.

"You think too much," is heard all too often, but that's a dangerous thing to say, because when you stop thinking for yourself, someone else will do your thinking for you, and they may not have your well-being in mind.

So what shall we do about this problem?

How can people be persuaded to try to see the world and all its people as they really are?

Besides not thinking enough, are there other barriers to comprehension?

If so, how can those barriers be destroyed?

So many questions, so few answers; yet we must search for them. If we are capable of helping people come to a better understanding of the world, then we should try to help where we can.

Peace and Blessings;

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