Differentiate them, and they will notice the gaps
Separate them, and then they will find the drive to survive and compete
Pull them back together, then they will learn how to conflict and how to agree
Then let them work on so many things, so they will demand everyone to contribute
And the fouls and leeches will surface, for you to clean them
These, my friends, are the chess we have to play
Jesters are everywhere
Some are meant to be there so you can have a break for a little laugh
Some are just lousy fellows you can live without
Some are cunning sinister hiding as a fool
Make sure you know which one is which
We live to serve the patrons who know less than us
They do not know how to govern, but they have the vote on who should govern
They do not know how to provide, but they have money to pay what we provide
They do not know how to do what we can do best for them, but they for sure have the say whether they want us or not
Knowing what we can do best does not make us more powerful than those who don’t. That’s why some say, the customer is always right. Some others say, vox populi vox dei.
