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"Politics and the universal kiss, coinciding, you must be nuts," Tony commented. "Still, somehow it does make sense from a scientific perspective. It even makes sense to associate politics and the universal kiss with the scientific development of the human dialog. I have no problem with viewing the end product in terms of a universal marriage in this way. Did you say that Mary came up with all of that in the 1800s?"
I nodded. "Unfortunately, there are only a few people in the world who are aware of that even now," I replied.
Tony shook is head and looked at the four columns I had drawn.
I took a step back. "Why don't you stay here at the beach for a while and think about what kind of world we would have right now if this scientific platform had already been implemented? In the mean time, I'll go back to the others and listen to the ongoing dialogs that don't seem to challenge you enough."
Tony laughed and agreed to that.
Before I left the beach, I looked back. I saw him looking at my drawing, then looking at the mountain of the island, then looking at the sea shaking his head. Finally he sat down in the sand in the pose of a thinker, like Einstein might have appeared, when being deep in thought, as he became oblivious of the world.
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