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Colors
How did “Colors” get its name?
Suppose there is a world which suffered through every problem we now face but
eventually rose above great political and social destruction. Their destruction was
caused by corruption of information technology and state control of individuals through
advanced technology, but the world finally emerged as a caring, innovative, but
politically incorrect, free society. This far away world’s peoples love freedom and liberty
– not the same thing, and have found a way to minimize the number of laws restricting
individual choice and happiness; as for every restriction you pass, you must eliminate two
others of a similar type.
Suppose also, a young New Zealander from 1949 is caught by a strange accident and
transported to this world where he meets people who suffered in creativity numbing
slavery during their faceless bureaucratic “Grey Time” but who now love the idea of
many “colors” in thought, word, and objects.
Oh - and there is also a pale skinned, pale eyed, gentle girl with pale hair, filled with
kindness and love especially of the color green; a new date over 200 years in our future,
incredible new technologies we may also create in new liberty, and a great decision for
our New Zealand friend Ralph.
For our own world’s upcoming 2012 election the word “gentleness” needs new meaning.
So for new beginnings of love and respect for both friends and enemies consider traveling
with Ralph to Earthe and find many more real Colors than just Red and Blue!
Suppose there is a world which suffered through every problem we now face but
eventually rose above great political and social destruction. Their destruction was
caused by corruption of information technology and state control of individuals through
advanced technology, but the world finally emerged as a caring, innovative, but
politically incorrect, free society. This far away world’s peoples love freedom and liberty
– not the same thing, and have found a way to minimize the number of laws restricting
individual choice and happiness; as for every restriction you pass, you must eliminate two
others of a similar type.
Suppose also, a young New Zealander from 1949 is caught by a strange accident and
transported to this world where he meets people who suffered in creativity numbing
slavery during their faceless bureaucratic “Grey Time” but who now love the idea of
many “colors” in thought, word, and objects.
Oh - and there is also a pale skinned, pale eyed, gentle girl with pale hair, filled with
kindness and love especially of the color green; a new date over 200 years in our future,
incredible new technologies we may also create in new liberty, and a great decision for
our New Zealand friend Ralph.
For our own world’s upcoming 2012 election the word “gentleness” needs new meaning.
So for new beginnings of love and respect for both friends and enemies consider traveling
with Ralph to Earthe and find many more real Colors than just Red and Blue!
202 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2006
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