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You do not realize how special and unique you really are.

Of the trillions of living organisms that were born the day you were born, you and I hit the Mega Decillion Jackpot and were born human. And we hit the power ball too because we were born in a country pretending to be a first world country.

Country Percent of world population

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US 4.23%

Germany 1.06%

UK, and all others <1% each

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That means only one in 19 or fewer are lucky to be in a decent place. And that is the exceedingly rare birth event as human.

So instead of appreciating the sheer randomness and highly improbable set of fortunate incidences that brought us here, we just hate on each other over differences that were created by other people to suit their purpose. The only good thing to come out of nationalism is that we are all the same nation and need to always work together to improve. This does not happen with division. That means recognizing that everyone around you has the same equal rights and sovereignty as you do. If they do not progress and benefit, then neither do you.

Later we can talk about not destroying our only home and the other 99.9% of the other residents (mostly non human) living on it.

Thank you everyone who has been supportive. I love you all for being fantastic people in this asylum we call Kaotic. I appreciate the support and the respect. All of us, all of you are amazing in our own unique way. To still be alive in the world is only a probability each day. For people in first world countries the probabilities are higher but not 1, certainty, than in some countries, non-empathetically described as "excrement ground excavations," the probability of daily survival, especially based on actions, could be as low as 50% I would guess.

At the end of one's life, if you are able to say, without bullshitting yourself, that you did the best you could for everyone as well as yourself with where you began, then that is a life well lived. If you can make a moment in someone's day better, your life is better.

Remember the numbers in the beginning. For you, me and everyone else who reads this or not, there are 19 other humans, again for each of us, not working with the highest probabilities of surviving each day. They were extraordinarily lucky enough to be born human, but not in a place like we all live in.