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You may find this interesting particularly the responses at the foot of the article in which Prysner himself participates.

Who is Mike Prysner? | Tome of the Unknown Blogger
The posts below it are great to read; both sides have some very good points.

Although its sort of more proof to me we are nearly always caught in a duality process of 'it has to be this which is against that' kind of mentality and we will explore any and all opposites until we all pay for the stupidity of judging others for our own sake.

Working together instantly brings a third option, until we stop judgments that isnt possible.

I look at this from a left brain /right brain hemisphere where many people who are analytical can be heartless and many with compassion can be useless at the nuts and bolts.

They fight it out within themselves first then reflect it out onto others to justify their own being.

People within themselves are generally searching outside to reinforce what they are taught is truth or what they feel within.

That equates to feeling at home within group mentality and finding your strengths there instead of within.

We are all one, like a coin with two sides or a person with a brain thats split down the middle; but we fight for heads or tails which cant face each other and cant see the opposite point is as simple as choosing it.

There is an old true adage:
A small country can over take a massive country in surrender.

People generally dont get the brilliance of that cause they look at it from a fixed belief; why should i give up anything or take on anything? Where as the real truth is in preservation of self within the larger ocean and that works on both ends of the scale.