Even the Bible itself must be conformed to the evolving wisdom of our times. These changes are part of today's cultural transformation, which receives much inspiration from Hollywood. To establish the new beliefs and values in the public consciousness, our U.S. Department of Education began years ago to encourage local school districts and community leaders to form informal partnerships with the media and entertainment industry as well as with business leaders, health services, churches, etc. Tarzan teaches the third, evolution. Apes live together in peace like humans, only more so.
Humanity is merely a more highly evolved branch of the ape family.
These suggestions point to the values at the heart of the new global management system. Some of those myths are dramatically illustrated in Disney's Tarzan. Actually, Lord Clayton was Tarzan's well-meaning, aristocratic father in Edgar Rice Burroughs original 1912 novel. In the Disney movie, he becomes the villain. But first the masses must be persuaded to give their consent.