Let us imagine for a moment, you are a student in a class or more appropriately, a school lasting for 10 years. Each year represents a specific stage in the evolutionary process of not only yourself but the functioning of the school. You, along with 10 others are selected to âmanageâ the school for the rest of the students. How are you selected â by birthright. Most students donât know your name but still revere you and see you as Godlike because your power over them. You inherit the school from your parents who didnât necessarily take care of it, embroiling it in various conflicts with other schools, letting its structures sag and deteriorate all while penalizing the students who attended and worked there with heavier taxes while all the while decreasing the services and classes available to them. When you inherit the school, sort of, your parents are still there, guiding you and watching over your shoulders, you inherit a fiscal mess and social decay. Not wanting to partways with their stolen, (my mistake) plundered and looted riches; your parents advise you to âstay the coarseâ which you do, yet soon after your ascendence, the public doesnât stay theirs, a moment your parents admit they were ready for. They hand you the keys to a massive surveillance apparatus, a machine you instantly use only to find it makes things worse â what would you do. The planning machine is broken, the elites fear what is to come, with fear comes over reaction.