All fingers are not equal is something I was used to hearing as a child, growing up I have discovered that this proverb cuts across all works of life from family to individual strength, health, finance and what have you. This simply means that no two people are exactly the same, even identical twins differ from each other in some aspects and the same way it would be unfair to treat every family in just one particular order. From individual perspectives to family perspectives I think it would be unfair to create a law that gives every family access to just one car. I don't think it will be fair at all even though it will help in reducing the depletion of the ozone layer of our ecosystem.

The king is dead, we must therefore crown a new king before the next full moon. (Iroh Spoke) In our dark days only the Alpha of Alphas, the one known as the TRUE ALPHA can lead us not just as a Park, but as a kingdom. We need to find a True Alpha before the next full moon. One who became an Alpha not by force, or greed of power, but by the shell will to do what is right at all cost. That is who can become our next king.

There are a number of things I would like to achieve this year. I wrote about some of them in my previous posts but would be highlighting one major in this post. I'm highlighting it not just because of its importance but because of how much it would affect my life. Sometimes I think about it, and I get scared. I don't know how to describe this kind of fear, but it isn't a bad one, it's a more positive and curious one that for the first time imagining how my life would change isn't enough. I look forward to it, but yet can not comprehend the change it would bring to me. Another reason I am a little scared is that even though I'm sure about what I want to do, I can't help but wonder how things will be when they change. I can't help but wonder how my life would be when I am no longer feeling all these excitements and emotions I am feeling now.

There was a time in my life, when a friend of mine asked me if the end should justify the means. It was a very long time ago, and I had no answer to that question. Personally I grew up taught to not accept that the end justifies the means, but in my adult years, I think I can make an exception to some cases having been in such a position myself. There are times when the opportunity presents itself, and when you look at it, it's not as though you're hurting anyone so why not take the opportunity. Note that the opportunity wasn't taken because you are a bad person, but because it either looked like the only way, or would save you a lot of things while not affecting others. This knowledge has taught me not to judge people's actions without knowing their intentions as I have seen bad people do good things with evil intentions.

Next month will make it three years since I joined hive. I still remember how I was three years ago, a broke begging student desperately in need of survival with nowhere to turn to for help. Saying life was hard is an understatement and you know when they say someone started from the bottom, I certainly did. Well, I still happen to be on my journey to fame, but this journey I have been on started with hive. I had a friend who just heard about it like three months back and then told me about hive and also onboarded me at the same time. It was my very first time in the web 3 space, so you can say I found it difficult to navigate. Not just because it was my first time, but because I was left alone with no one to show me things to do and no one to ask questions about hive. But then, this was what made me fall in love with hive.

As a child I was very familiar with the saying “the sins of the fathers live after them”. At a point it was changed to the sins of the fathers lives with them. The new saying was brought because people decided it was not good for innocent children to inherit the sins of their fathers or family per se. In my opinion both thoughts are cowardly, especially because it was orchestrated by biased people. I think the first set of people are inhuman, and the second set are biased because both are trying to fulfill selfish agendas. A lot of the people who want children to suffer for the sins of their fathers are often merciless and would never be able to take what they are doing to others, making them cowards. The second set raise privileged children but do not wish to allow them to suffer, also making them cowards.