Comments by "Kim O\x27Brien" (@kimobrien.) on "Constitution 101 | Lecture 1" video.

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  18.  @rentiap  I have done a quick read of your petition. I think the basic problem is the belief that you can argue you why out of a situation by presenting a legal argument with words. The reason it can be done that way is because ideas and words are developed to explain facts and needs of human beings first. A longer view of human history along with the realization of all the changes we have gone though may change you thinking on all kinds of things just as it has done on all the rest of us. Human beings started in a small groups much like other animals. First as groups of hunter gathers. We all must eat, have clothing and shelter before our groups can survive. We use tools and labor to make life possible. Once we do that then we can create culture. Art, Science, language, math and even religion. We have also been creating a surplus and with the surplus we've created the forces of production of future labor saving tools. What has been going on for 100's of generations has been accelerating in the last few centuries to the era of a world culture and a world system of production and trade. The forces of production are such that the ideas of only a couple of centuries ago are already being shown wrong by the facts that are known today such that people have yet to catch up in the thinking passed down over past centuries. Some of which is still true some of which is wrong and some of which needs alteration. Only a few hundred years ago it was common sense that the earth was flat and the Sun rotated around it and we were the center of the universe. Its still common sense today and still would be true if we could only travel a short distances in a relative long time, used sundials and counted time in days not micro seconds and billions of years and could not look out into the sky with a telescope made of glass lens.
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