And then I wonder, too, to your point about the convincing people to become attached to the material world. We are living in the material world, so there's a balance to that. We can't help but that our eyes view things and desire things. But it's what is the outcome of that desire is a question.

While I do understand that that viewpoint may be adopted by many who want to see an optimistic future, I must disagree with that being a balance, because there is no balance. That is really a Freemasonic way to think about it, whether or not you could choose the light or the dark. Jesus Christ is the only way. And, unfortunately, many people have been molded into a different sort of way, where they're triggered to crave these desires and fulfill those desires, so ultimately they become servants.

I do agree with you that it is a situation where people are comfortable. The question is are they comfortable with pain? Are they comfortable with joy? Are they comfortable with contentment? Are they comfortable with certainty that happens in their lives? They know where their lives are going. Their planning is successful.

And how to unboard this wall we live in is by getting rid of social media, so people can go outside, experience many things, and be creative, but everybody is always behind the phone.