Hahaha! @kysse! It's surprising to hear that the energy is getting drained because of asking why. For me, the more I ask why, the more I get energy. To me it means freedom.

Man's highest place is God; and that's where there's infinite joy and peace and rest. But I understand there are many who are contented with the way things are. Reality is created for them by the powerful.

Like now, you'll not hear me cry about leadership, insecurity, poverty, ignorance and the like. As a killer I know what to do about all these.

I can never go back to normal again; the world of the 'dead'.

This Tycho guy needs some psychological help.

One will require a very advanced course in tychology to handle this.

Cain and his descendants. The wandering. My wandering. Cain's psychology and actions comparing and contrasting with my psychology. The similarity is great, but it goes further into identity. Fragmented identity.

The tower of Babel, is a tower of the fragmented, and the attempts to build a whole fail naturally into more fragmentation.

I see human psychology described in this story. It's structure is revealed, and it's present and future described. Look at how it operates: each wants to make a name for himself, each wants to build a tower that will reach to God, who has all the answers.

Question: if building the tower leads to satiety, isn't it then also the ultimate answer? Meaning that Cain had the perfect or ultimate psychology. But that wasn't the case. So?

This implies that though twisted, Cain's psychology gravitated towards God's. Hence the tower. That is, either way, Man is building a tower.

But the psychology is wanting. It's fragmented and alienated from itself. The tower can't be finished. Hence the wandering.

The question was how to undo the psychology; for it's the only way out.