Scott Adams

And if you go back in time, you start seeing these layers and then I go, okay, we're all mutts.

It's like, oh, this is the whole thing about racism.

It's like, I've never met a pure breed.

We're all mutts.

That is a fact.

And if you keep on wanting to play games with that, fine.

Do we have different tendencies?

You know, to an ant, we all look alike.

To us, all ants look alike.

Now, there are some that are bigger that sting, but generally, to an alien, we all look alike.

So while this isn't a kumbaya, we're all the same, we need to understand our differences and we need to preserve the things that create our cultures.

Our cultures create our direction that we go in.

And it's sort of a struggle of does this idea outweigh that idea?

The Western world won because certain organized principles actually make sense.

Yeah, the guild is the structure.

I don't remember what number it was in my series.

It was about five back.

I present the idea of the guild.

The guild is an organized structure that you build.

of people of like interests and like work product and it self-organizes and there is always going to be a leadership that forms every one of us know that when we form a group of five or more and a leader automatically comes up and if that leader is is not a proper leader the the group disperses and they're alone right so the leader needs to know how to create a structure where people