Individuality, Bubbles, Groups and Particles

We all end up alone with ourselves and with our values eventually. There's always something different with "the other one", which is kinda self-evident: it wouldn't be "other" if there was no separation or difference.

Every group always gives birth to another group as a counter reaction, and that group gives birth to another group, and so on. And the most prevalent group will burst into smaller ones eventually due to the lack of enemies to consume, infighting and ideological differences in general. The other people within in the group are still OTHER people, thus inherently different. Superficially people have the same goal and that connects them, but in time the differences start to take effect and will pull it apart, thus bursting the bubble.

Other way to look at it is that a bubble is round and the internal pressure pushes individual particles away at a slightly different angle, thus pulling them apart. The connection between the particles is eventually too weak to hold them together due to the different direction they have. After the bubble bursts maybe the particles collide with another one, or share roughly the same direction and that seems like a newly formed connection. And cycle repeats.

A bubble bursts to lay a better foundation for the next one, either you die with the old bubble or utilize the growth of the next. Women are very good at this, jumping ship I mean (Laci Green for example.) There's nothing wrong with that, if it's over then it's over, time to move on using the momentum gained. Honor is a fool's prize.

But anyway, it's like watching a bubbling solution of some kind or playing with magnets. You can see this in fads, fashion, relationships, companies, movements, societies, civilizations, nations. Things come and go, they grown, reach their peak, wither and die.. and from the ashes.. Oh fuck this you get the point.

tl;dr: Ride the bubbles ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

"..those who are strong can ride the storm winds to unfathomable heights. They can unlock their true potential; they can sever the chains (group identity, loyalty, moral code) that bind them; they can dominate the world around them..." -Darth Bane, yea I love the trilogy, so what? It has some good stuff in it.

PS. We probably aren't moving at the same exact velocity nor do we have the same exact angle and even if we did, we didn't start together at the same starting point at the same time. Whatever it is, it can't last forever.