One of the fundamental capacities of humans—and indeed of every living creature—is communication and sharing. While every other creature uses communication and sharing correctly, human communication is currently in its gravest crisis since the dawn of humanity.

The movement is toward division into the smallest possible communities and isolated individuals, driving them into mutual opposition. Communication itself has degraded and warped into a strange form of compatibility that holds no meaning whatsoever for those involved. Yet, the true purpose of communication is the harnessing of collective forces, abilities, and skills to overcome obstacles and hurdles facing one or all. It is empathy, respect, compassion, and genuine care for others.

Sharing finds itself in the exact same state as communication. It has degraded into concealment, lying, or empty chatter. Although sharing is often considered part of communication, it can also be practiced outside of it. Sharing is not bound to close ones or acquaintances; a person can share with any random stranger. What is shared is personal experience and knowledge from which others may benefit.

Therefore, modern man does not suffer from a lack of information, but from a lack of authentic communication and from the fear of sharing oneself.

If you want to become human, you must begin doing the exact opposite of what the world compels you to do.