The world is bigger than one man can see in its entirety.

We only have the privilege of perceiving as much as our eyes and minds can capture, one moment at a time.

What we see clearly, another man may be unable to see; and what other men see, we may be unable to see clearly. And there are many things we may never see, no matter how long we live, no matter how many people may have seen those things.

So, how come we try to shove our subjective views or beliefs down the throats of other folks who are just as entitled to have theirs as we are?

No human is capable of such prowess that qualifies his thoughts as ultimate and devoid of such subjectivity that will perpetually remain the nature of human thoughts.

If there must be objectivity, it must come from a source higher than man, or at least a genuine and valid consensus that stems from voluntary expressions of thoughtful persons.

No man can ever see it all; no man will ever know it all. We need each other's eyes and minds.

© Ogbole Agala