Things aren't what they need to be because somebody doesn't want them that way. We all want things to be the way we want them to be, and we want them to be different ways right now. Arranging things the way they ought to be would be a matter of getting rid of everything with an opinion of how they ought to be. Opinions get in the way. In my opinion. Living with no opinion in any matter is the quickest way to contentment and satisfaction. Should be a law: No caring about the wrong things! In my opinion. And, No opinions ever about anything! In my opinion. Opinions run, and ruin, the show. Every show. Theology is nothing more than a collection of opinions about hearsay. The world is built on opinions. They are the foundation of everything. In my opinion. I don't know how we get rid of them. I'll show you yours if if you will show me mine. Maybe that would work. Probably, it would lead to more war. All war is over disagreements in opinions. So are all denominations. That list has no end. In my opinion.
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Jim Dollar's Photography and Philosophy 
In my twenties, I realized that I had none to very few (and not strong) opinions about anything, when everyone else around seemed to be strongly opinionated about most things. I thought that perhaps I lacked genuine passion and interest in things, so I must try to consciously ‘develop’ some opinion about everything I come across. I tried that for many years…turned out I was right the first time. Now I am on my way back to my natural instincts again (not to have opinions on all random things, unless they are spontaneous and cannot be put aside…or inherently a part of who I am). Thank you for this!
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Finding our way back to our natural instincts is complicated by what the old Taoists called “the 10,000 things.” While the natural world lives from there and gets along just fine, except for our interference in its life. Indigenous peopes know this to be so around the world, throughout time. Civilization hasn’t added much to our quality of life, and many of its children think we ought to be happier than we are, but never look at what we are destroying in the pursuit of happiness. But, I’m preaching to the choir, here, or being antiphonal to the preacher!
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You are absolutely right. Regarding preaching, I think you continue doing what you are inclined to do, it will not change the course of human civilization but if it invites even one person to revisit their thoughts/ attitudes/ opinions/ behavior… it will all be still worth it?
The rain simply falls, not caring for whether the soil receives it or it slides of the rocks!
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It isn’t the rain’s business to “make a difference.” The rain’s business is to rain, and let nature take its course. Be The Rain! Could be a bumper sticker. Nice going!
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