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To: John who wrote (87035)	8/25/2013 10:43:53 PM
From: Wayners	Respond to of 103300

I agree but I think I have a better way to explain it and I had the thought in my mind in my previous post. The elites support and coddle the inferiors and give them equal votes in order to secure the elites power from the masses. That doesn't require any explanation because you and I understand that fully. It's artificial selection that can only work in the short term. I think because of this artificial order created by the elites, when it goes wrong because it violates the natural order, it doesn't just correct the crimes against the natural order, it has to go further than that and take out a large chunk of those that fought the natural order as well. The law of entropy requires that, in a system, order such as artificial selection is created for a time, that has to be made up for by an increase in disorder somewhere else. Clearly the universe is an extremely large system, but it seems to me that the disorder is most likely to occur right back where it started and take out a large chunk of the idiots that fought Darwin to begin with. Think of it this way, is it more energy efficient for the disorder and chaos to occur a trillion trillion miles from the Earth under the law of entropy or is it more efficient for the system to just take out a big chunk of the elites right here where it happened. The universe works under efficiency and a hundred years is basically a snap shot.