Must we not arrogently choose misunderstanding in that which is self comparisons between one another, but rather see; -- First, the uniqueness of one's self is obtained in one's judgment by comparing self to other's. Inevitably ranking uniques of each in such judgements. -- Second, understanding that All in themselves be that of the first, (One's thought of one's self, is that which is unique). It's so all either are each to see the frailed vanity upon the idolatrys of one's own prides, once ones eventual frightened demise is thus sown, or that all are to realize the strengths in acceptance of each one's uniqueness is but, the equality of commons. For if what's common, is also unique to each. Then equility is equity for equality of ALL. | Quote by Cody M. Anderson