” These are questions we must become, rather than »merely answer… as the ‘culture members’ both »expect, and »often react against in endless ways. Yet there are a few ‘steps’ that we can take that are relatively obvious, and simple.

1. Become the question, in your heart… not merely your intellect and problem-approaching mind.

2. Realize that »purpose must be preserved inviolate, and corrected, sustained, developed and rooted. Where any kind of fictional purposes gain purchase or root in our relationships, the results will be symptomatic, rather than developmental. When sustained, such actions rapidly become lethally self-conflicting.

3. We must forge something like «instantly deeply human moments of relation, first, then relationships »based upon this. In other words, in the shadows and noise of »fictions of collectivity… we must discover, demonstrate and become something far more than can be expressed in idioms, quotes or ‘principles’. Consistently.

4. Further to 3, we must forge tightly-knit, intimate, self-educating and activating ‘small collectives’ whose purposes lie »entirely outside common cultures… in the sources of our nature, humanity, potential, necessity and intelligence.”

— an intelligence agent