Have you heard of the expression?

... looking at the world through rose tinted glasses.Those optimistic people who seem to like people because they think that world is much better and everything will turn out fine. If people were equal .... the world world .... everything would turn out fine.

How about looking through the world with a complex unfathomable negative serious made up concept inserted into the world, with no positive concept at all (that otherwise would be a mirror od and match against that with extreme precision if all the people looked through both of those at once and didn't also throw in all of their won negative biases.

Oh dear, that one hasn't even got a precisely matching positive complex concept or any mechanism to put them together and perfectly fit.

Never mind we might get some more humans from somewhere to fill the hole that the geared up negative concept and collective wide variety of negative biases are still demanding. Some more helpful medication might do the trick if we can get some more humans to sort that out.

All equal and all one negative geared up negative concept and multiple biases.

Don't worry. Things don't have to seem so bad. If there must be" something wrong" inside or out, it's always the one that keeps insisting that must there must "something wrong" that has got something slightly wrong. Don't be upset. Things can't really be that bad. If there seems to be a problem it can always be sorted out. Even if the whole of the human race was tortured and wiped out, there would be something like another human race along later. See seeming problems always seem bigger than they are. There can't really be anything wrong.

Don't worry. Persistently attempting to torture and murder that ones that can help solve the problem happens a lot. People have often thought things were wrong.

There is always a solution. So there doesn't have to be any problem. The people at the bottom of the hierarchy will help the others down, because they know there isn't really anything wrong and will help the others to see that there aren''t any really problems, and there isn't anything wrong. It's just a little misunderstanding. It's easily sorted out. It's never with or against. It's always with both. All equal and all one.

Look at this way. Two halves of circle always make one whole circle. So they fit together. There can't really be anything wrong at all. It doesn't have to be so hard.