The advent of civilization may have been a secondary adaptive
instinct, fulfilled by those persons who had the capacity to
adapt. Perhaps the stronger primary nomadic instinct remained
intact and available, but suppressed in those who had the
capacity to yield to the secondary adaptive instinct.
Historically, the few never adapted at all. They remained
housed, but unhoused in direct relationship to the land.
Secondary real property, such as buildings, never concerned the
primary, historic, myths, or logic, much less the instincts of
early man (whose genes we are doomed to carry). When
unfortunate political and economic conditions enmesh with
diminished human capacity and the secondary adaptive instinct
yields to the primary nomadic instinct, homelessness will occur.
The obvious remedy will emerge from law, not social science.
The instinct to survive will always prevail and must be remedied
by Statutory State Law, giving land rights to the homeless, for
the homeless, and the issue of tenancy would become moot for it
only serves the selfish minds of modern man.
Mankind never stopped being nomadic and Mankind never will. The
average day in the life of any person is the rapid succession of
nomadic events, which are visual, auditory, tactile, and
aromatic. Human suffering is caused by human beings (with the
exceptions of disease and natural disasters). The human race can
choose to heal, but most likely never will. One must hope for
improvement on a daily basis. Change is the product of
spirituality when the value of justice is above that of charity.
Justice sells at a price. Those who can afford a lot of justice
get a lot of justice.
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