As a result of this common feature mankind considers at the end his world as a construction of completely separate elements. Reality then counts as a collection of bits and pieces, basically without any fundamental coherence. This coherence is totally different from a relation between things. The absence of coherence doesn't mean that there wouldn't be any relation between the fragments. There are always and inevitable relations between the pieces, but that is a logical consequence of fragmentation.
Relations only can exist between strictly separated objects.
They hold the pieces together, accordingly to physicists by several kinds of attracting and repulsing forces. Anyhow, finally analysis results in man's mind in an extensive knowledge about relations between things accompanied by a really absent image of a coherent reality. Both of them, intuitive knowledge and analytical knowledge are absolutely one-sided. By consequence on itself they aren't a sufficient basis for real maturity. Actually they prevent man to find himself as a real human being.