Repetition

The Questions
We once again find ourselves in our vicious cycle. We are united by a great idea, and then in shambles after it passes. And no one else picks up the pieces. So then we must ask ourselves; Why?

First, we must discover why we originally were united. Certainly, a factor to play is that there was some great leader to unite us. But that alone doesn't explain how they did it. For me, it is because they introduced something new. After years in this community, the basic system of building and being in military has gotten very tiresome and shows no potential.

The fact is simple, It doesn't work. Militaries themselves have no actual potential themselves. Instead, it is the goal for the militaries that made them necessary. A military existing just for the sake of existing is boring. It does not matter who leads it, its a repetitive cycle that has existed for many years now. What interest do they hold for people who have already been in that cycle?

One Answer
The biggest draw to those who have experience and can break that cycle is a new idea not always a new goal. ''When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don't adjust the goals, adjust the action steps. ''Using the same system will only attract the same people who feed the same cycle. It attracts new generation members who lack the knowledge to change the cycle or those who want better ranks in a stronger military. It does not attract any older generations which is who you want.

Why Older Generations
Older Generations have experience. They are capable of achieving the idea set out and have the knowledge to break the cycle. Whereas the new generations lack that knowledge. The same system is exciting for them because to them it is new. They continue to feed the cycle because to them it is a new idea which they can continue until they get tired of it, and then end up in the situation the older generations are in now. It gets boring but the idea stays the same because of the newer generations that come in, the cycle is new and they never changed it. Newer generations are critical to the survival of the community, but so are new ideas. Once the Older Generations are all gone, the hope for the community is gone as well.

Authors Note: Might finish this later. -Morzan