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 %DOMINEERING CONCENTRATE POWER CORRUPTION AVERSIVE 040418
 %OSTENSIVELY POOR POWERLESS CONTRIBUTE NEGLECT SIN 040418
 %SYSTEMS ANALYSIS INFLUENTIAL BUTTERFLY CHAOS EVIL 040418
 %NEGLECTED CATEGORIES WORDS LANGUAGE UNDERSTANDING 040418
   %ABSOLUTE TRUTH UNCERTAINTY HEISENBERG PRINCIPLE 040418

      Domineering  people WHO SEEK TO CONCENTRATE POWER in
excessive ways ARE ASSISTED IN THEIR EFFORTS by people who
are  AVERSIVE OF CONCENTRATIONS OF POWER;  but who do  not
want to BE FOUND TO HAVE ABUSED ANY CONCENTRATION OF POWER
and  so  FEAR  FINDING THEMSELVES IN  POSITIONS  OF  GREAT
POWER.

      Thus, the  ostensively poor and powerless have often
contributed to the concentration of Fallen Powers That Be.

      We are all influential in one way or another, and it
is  difficult not to become entrapped in collusive  games
of  mutual  self deception to the effect that we  are  not
influential.     According to modern chaos theory even the
flap  of a butterfly's wings can unknowingly contribute to
the  creation of a hurricane on the far side of the  world
in  years far in the future.    We cannot be sure  of  the
effects  of  our "little"  contributions  to  the  complex
interactions  of the many parts of the cosmos far into the
future.    The  more distant some effect is to be  in  the
future,   the  less  we can be sure about  what  we  might
contribute  to it.    Our uncertainty inevitably increases
as we consider  larger systems,  more complex systems  and
more extended periods of time.    Our arrogance and  self-
righteousness increase as we pretend otherwise.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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