Intel Barter

In today’s world we are in the largest fight ever to survive. Over the countless generations of our past, from facing plagues to world wars and to the cheers and wonders created by mankind, we have arrived to a point where we are simply still doing the same thing. But as our civilizations grow we develop and advance in newer and unforeseen directions than ever before.

Forever mankind has struggled to find a commonality and now that search is nearing an end. In truth the very search we had created for this, had forced our fusion or (at least many of us from global warning and so forth). Striding to succeed for the better, for worse, our sometimes blind beliefs completes our history but not without a sense of irony.

As people it is in our nature to create a vision and do what we do through the duration of our lifetime to make it a reality. World has drawn closer together from the growth and demand of populations, economies and limitless lust for pleasures. So as we understand one thing which that humanity has its own nature, we also do not understand it. Many things can be said, from that our strength is in numbers (but in correct proportions, for example the story of 300, it is theoretically possible that any more or less soldiers in the group and what had the 300 soldiers accomplished would not have been possible) and on the contrary, the survival of the fittest.

As the world moves forward closer together, we need to realize that our homes are no longer going to be in United States or Italy or Japan, but rather on Earth. As people we will still have to respect the boundaries of each others privacy, but it has to be the same for work. When a person enters another country to work from an opportunity which is provided, as a better worker it should not be considered a steal, but rather a greater opportunity for the other person living there.

As we know our macro and micro economies progress and rise because of one thing it so basically and naturally does, compete. Fortunately the same applies for all of us individuals everywhere, just in a much smaller world.