When you look at wealth and poverty it’s like looking at terrestrial heaven or hell on earth.
Heaven is for the righteous, chosen, obedient conformists, winners, and those blessed with wanted desirable skills.
Hell is reserved for the unrighteous, the rejects, disobedient outcasts, losers, and those cursed with skills that largely are undesirable.
A wealthy neighborhood the epitome of heaven on earth full of happy people and a neighborhood of extreme poverty the epitome of living hell on earth filled with miserable people languishing in suffering.
That is what wealth and poverty is, being blessed to live in prosperous heaven all of your living days or being cursed in the inferno of hell where all of your days is spent suffering in the penury of poverty.
For people to experience pleasure others must experience pain.
For people to experience ecstasy others must experience constant misery.
For people to afford to chase their dreams others must live their entire lives trapped in a constant nightmare. This is just how the entire world is, right? This is just natural fabric of reality, right?
Of course those languishing in hell try their best to escape in desperation climbing up the ladder or crossing the bridge into heaven but of course the inhabitants of heaven are very selfish where they do not want to share with the lesser sinners. The inhabitants of heaven pull up the ladders destroying them and tear down the bridges completely.
Once a lesser undesirable sinner always a sinner, right? Such is the fate of the living condemned.
Yet every once in awhile people are sacrificed into the bowels of hell coming back as something else altogether having mastered all that there is of human suffering. Sometimes even hell rejects individuals thrown into its inferno flame. Heaven doesn’t want them and neither does hell, living abominations becoming reality’s misplaced devious mistakes. The unwanted aberrations become something else entirely in mutant evolution.
The living abomination masters the entire matrix simulation learning that all of heaven is a lie and that the fabric of reality is no more real than the suffering they’ve been cursed to by living the life of the condemned.
