Writing

Wrights realization is that the world is always going to be the way it is, and the only thing he can really do is write his ideas down and hope that people will listen, if they don't listen, he will keep writing, if they do, he will keep writing. I do agree with this, because the expression of ideas is the only thing that is going to change anything. Many people say "well if you want something to happen, stop writing about it and do it" but writing about it IS doing something because writing is one of the strongest forms of persuasion that exists. When people write, they educate others about their ideas in a non violent and non forceful way, in an intelligent, and usually in an educated way. When people read, they become more conscious of the world around them and as they read all sorts of different ideas, they better their own about how to create the best type of world for everyone to live in. Of course people will always have contradictory ideas and there will always be problems with this, but fighting about it isn't going to help anything. The only thing a person can really do is express his or her own ideas without trying to rid the world of all the other ones, accepting that others do not necessarily have to be wrong for him or her to be right, and to write down what they believe.