Now, all we have to deal with in the line of orientation are the last of the negationists, the buffoonish and dismal who deny the Holocaust, adore Stalin, still defend the Molotov-Von Ribbentrop Pact, and approve of Hiroshima. Every consistent disturbance factor risks ending up part of this role play. The idea that there's more to it than meets the eye is accepted from the start. This is where the mentally disturbed among us step in, joining the weirdest sects because at least they offer a coherent story. Gaia's upset, what can you do.
Plans are never unfolded, nor can they be reconstructed in hindsight.
Chernobyl gave a foretaste of the way in which humanity might be aroused from its slumber. It established a yearning for what might have been - something like a real stock market crash. It's still unsatisfying to see evil reduced to a local, temporary and elusive affair all the time.