Return to Innocence

Men are motivated by needs, emotions and self preservation, manifested in a concern for hierarchy and territory. Their language therefore, which they say sets them apart from other animals, can be analysed into the word groups shown on our front cover, which form a normal thinking procedure, and which have been developed in response to the need to answer the questions Who or What, Where, Which, (plan), Why, How, When and Whose, with How Much running throughout. Because they measure, they look for advantages without disadvantages, profit without loss and good without evil, but these must co-exist. They invented the noun to distinguish danger from opportunity, but use it to justify that a king for example, has god-like qualities, whereas a worker must validate that description by working.
An eleventh group of words is concerned with religion, which has to do with the search for perfection in this life, and the avoidance of the accusations of Truth in the next, but is often tied up by those who think they know the mind of God, with rules, rituals and appearance. Yet even the Jews could not earn a place in the Promised Land, let alone one in heaven.
So advanced is their science that they can prove that a particle is a wave, and that Einstein was both right and wrong.
A lioness may bring up her cubs and do the hunting, but the lion may eat the carcase, so that she and her cubs die. This is the survival of the fittest. Bees and ants, however, seem to have the welfare of the next generation as their main objective. This is the survival of the appropriate. Men have adopted a corrupt capitalism, which recommends the freedom to worship Mammon, power, and position in the pursuit of profit, leaving the loss to others; and communism, usually in a police state, which incompetently ensures that party members are more equal than others. But are not those who seek leadership, unfit for it?
Nature has many ways to fight her teenage son. We have created an imaginary world where Sid, George and Willie, representing the animals, visit Helonerth, Socialamia and Godland, in an attempt to find the man that Selina referred to. Finally, they come across Yusef, who is among those prophesied by Isaiah, John and Paul, and who visits Helonerth before its destruction, hoping to warn them. But he speaks the truth, so who is going to listen to him?