#humancollective

Another contemplation pertains to the concept of sovereignty within the larger cosmic system. Let's consider a group of humans. From the lens of this larger system, they all share a specific sequence of DNA and are governed under a certain 'charter', so to speak. This system groups them together and ensures the maintenance of this charter. This concept is nuanced and may be difficult to fully comprehend, so let's use birth certificates as an analogy.

In contemporary societies, we issue birth certificates to register and track populations. From an individual's perspective, the importance of these certificates might not be fully grasped. However, to the governing bodies, these certificates symbolize their 'stock', if you will.

Consider a flock of chickens as another example. Amongst them, some are wild, while others bear a brand. The person who branded the chickens considers them their property and might offer services based on this 'stock'. They could negotiate in the market, highlighting the qualities and potential of their chickens, and obtain some compensation in return. Meanwhile, the wild chickens aren't accounted for in this equation.

The main point here is that we are part of a governing system that operates beyond our personal experiences. To this system, we are a collective, a 'stock'. And though this doesn't harm us (analogous to the branded chickens coexisting with the wild ones), we're tagged. Therefore, the 'charters' under which we operate can be challenged within this system. Your agreement to these charters will need to be confirmed. This could manifest in forms such as DNA modification that's willingly accepted - similar to recent global experiences. In a legal argument, this could be perceived as: "Look, these are my chickens."