Neverland

It is inherently probable that man can come to solve the problems that confront us as a society. We are capable of identifying each of the causes of the breakdowns in the orderly progression as we move steadily toward a more ideal world in which to live. We recognize the economic barriers we have to overcome to help, not only ourselves to be more successful and to avoid the pitfalls of our fathers, but to assist the less fortunate around us and throughout the world to improve their existence and share in this better life. We have the capacity to arbitrate our differences, to honor our beliefs without surrendering them in the name of someone else's. Our life, our world, our knowledge can be better simply because everything is before us now to make it so.

However, it won't happen. We are incapable of doing what is right; we are not able to surrender our own piece of the riches; and we never will give up our beliefs or our way of life nor will anyone else to make the necessary steps to change the world and move us forward. We lack balance.