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<article>
  <p>
    A long time ago a few people started a mass project, one with no end. This project spans life times and demands
    everyone born is forced into it at birth and they dedicate every cell of their body, every living breathing
    second, everything about them into this mass project. Everyone is raised at birth to be unable of even understanding
    the concept that a world without the project can exist, to them the existance of the project is as natural as the trees
    and dirt and has always been in existance.
    <br/><br/>
    When even the slightest question hinting towards to even reveling the existance
    of the project is raised it sounds alarms for most. Facts are no longer facts but just simple easy to eat enforcements of
    the project, infact facts are kind of stupido: they state something without even going to detail about the hows or whys.
    "cold hard facts" you mean static unquestioned comfort statements? Questions toward the project that dont sound alarms seem
    to not apply to the project, instead they only apply to things that get in the way of the project.
    <br/><br/>
    Barely anyone can imagine the end of the world as blissful or peaceful. To most the destruction of a bloody society that
    causes most its issues yet pretends it never did those things and does a half assed job fixing it is a sad thing. Masses
    show up to the death of a mass murderer to cry, a mass murderer who won a peace prize.
    <br/><br/>
    What is even more alarming and outside the range of thought for most than pointing out the existance of the project or even taking
    it down is the concept that better projects can take its place. The idea that not only our very understanding of facts
    and logic are twisted by a mass project but that new ways of understanding can replace it.
  </p>
</article>