[Subversive prose]

Distraction, the problem is there, the problem is that every day of our lives we overlook that every day has thousands of details and thousands of different ways of thinking, yet to this a few respond:

"The world is so beautiful... that I'm bored! People are weird, people are stupid. What a fool to think we're the only smart ones on Earth!"

But it is obvious to the one who observes that what they so fervently seek to see within themselves is still what they aspire to, the spirit of anger is lacking in them, the love for distant horizonts is lacking in them. One solution leads to another, just as one problem leads to another problem, part of happiness is saying "no". It is true that the necklaces of virtuous circles, are adornments that are obtained in a distant and almost unknown boutique.

And anxious they interrupt again, saying with a loud voice and inflating their breasts,"I have found the way! I've been saved."
But they answer again:

"What does it matter to me that you have returned from a dreamy journey, from that mythical Alexandria, from those landscapes and from those people if you lie dead sleeping inert.
It only matters what you do and what you are now! There is no way to evade shame and sweat, that's how history has been made. Take seriously all that you do and try seriously new things; let the fire rise within you, so that it burns until you die... or until the fire is extinguished in you.
But this time, that rhetoric and eloquence entered deep into the paradigms, and the reflections now arise from within me:
We are the result of everything we have not done. We are the result of everything we haven't thought of. We are the result of all that we have been silent.
Avoid at all costs those who pose sublime or passive, like a statue, others like plants.
Problems of problems are the embryo of solutions. Learn by singing, dancing and crying!
Let's go back to nature and complicate our existence!
History has more work, pain and shame... than happiness, inspiration and beauty.
And finally, very calmly and with a serene countenance, they ended their speech by saying: