Salutations! I'm Paux Marsyas-Storm, son of Curtis Marsyas and Avery Storm. I hope we've met before, but if not, I look forward to meeting you.

Since very few of you took me up on my offer to discuss this problematic state we exist in but so many of you reached out to tell me how much you appreciated my post, I find myself pondering a perplexing puzzle. Perhaps you didn't know what to do with my perspective, or perhaps you just wanted to hear more before you made any decisions. Either way, you I'm here to oblige.

Problem: People don't want to be satisfied.

Explanation: It's evident in the way we conduct ourselves that we're not interested in satisfying our desires. If we were, we would not let aspects of our individuality hinder our progress toward achieving a reality where everything can be as we each want it. Instead, we identify all the things that make us different and fight about it, denying not only ourselves but others of collaborative achievement.

There are forces working to pit us against one another and they have effectively done so throughout history. I believe these are created to control us and prevent us from greater satisfaction. These are extremely effective at nullifying our potential by making us work against ourselves. Even Improving oneself can bring temporary satisfaction but tricks us into losing vision of the possibilities of greater change.

Solution: Enable People. Leverage the insurmountable ingenuity of individuals toward creating a world that works toward mutual satisfaction instead of against it. We mortals are the incaculable variable in this mess and of all the things of this world that stand in our way, we shouldn't be among them.

Publisher of the People's Pact,
~Paux

Penned by my hand on the 20th of Valnuary, in the year 900 AF.