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The Thing With Us Humans

 I come to think sometimes,what if everybody thinks like everybody,what if everybody's understanding is like everybody's understanding,what will the world be like?

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Will there be plenty war or plenty peace? Would there be anything like slave trade or racism?



Or even still will the world be a Boring Place to live? You know a world without disagreements,no envy,no competitions,you know all this actions that seen to make the world agile or so.


Now somehow I thought and figured that the problem with us humans is we cannot do without our life; personal developments,our romance,our thriller save in Heaven;the fated sky.


The thing now is can this problem be solved?if it can then how? If it cannot then what next ?

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