We are ultimately our own enemies and Murderers.

Are you truly left or right? Imagine this perspective: while directional terms like 'right' or 'left' are relative and not absolute in space, consider how incredibly close all of humanity on Earth (the 3rd planet from the sun) truly is when viewed against the backdrop of astronomical distances. Relative to the cosmos, we are essentially clustered together on one tiny speck. Yet, the distances between us on Earth – whether between individuals or nations – feel vast and significant, fueling perceived differences in character, ideology, and what have you. These perceived differences lead us to see each other as adversaries, fighting and killing each other. It's a profound irony that while we are so close on a universal scale, we act as our own enemies and murderers. Understanding this irony, this 'mystery' of our self-destruction despite our cosmic proximity, is perhaps key. You might gain further insight from reading Quantum America.