Petty Tyrants or Gods of Verdict.

 Petty Tyrants or Gods of Verdict.

Petty tyrants want to bend everything to their will, as if their worlds were cosmos, while the Gods of Verdict bend reality through a guided collective consciousness. Which is easier to control: petty tyrants or the Gods of Verdict? The examples are clear; it depends on the impartial expert, and when we realize we don't have an impartial one, what do we do? It's natural that heterogeneous petty tyrants, from the most diverse schools of thought and cultures, damaged by blind ideology, make reality choices that are bad in the eyes of the collective. It's natural that the Gods of Verdict would be guided by impartial human ethics, yet ideology permeates and the perception that the impartial ones have prevaricated in the name of partiality. As always, those in the shadows of true control know there's a subtle power struggle going on. The status quo is desperate, change is brewing, and new choices are being made day by day. It's clear that the controllers have lost control when they become unsuited to free information. They lack resilience and humility. Love and wisdom don't flourish without humility. As Heraclitus said, "Nothing is permanent except change." Individual reality is made of choices. Lucio Ribas Vasques Petty tyrant or God of verdict.