I read the story again. With every reading I let another thought take my attention.

This one said: "yes, the story is indeed very good to transport the message, that the fool isn't so foolish. Accused of being naive he made something again out of his broken life after he hit rock bottom. He did it so gentle that no one noticed and underestimated what he already had accomplished."

Out of the story, in the real world, sooner or later - mostly sooner - this man would have been dragged into taking a side, speaking his mind, giving opinion to this or that. If I live with people they will "bother" me, ask me taking a side and wanting to punish me or dismiss me when I refuse to do so. Of course, me being this man of your story would withstand and in the long run it could be a life everybody dreams of.

The story is an ideal and it is told to strive for it.

This is one of my many interpretations - you might have another one.

the video: yes, you are not the first one who says that it is slow. Not for me. I love the slowness as much as I love the speed. Thanks for peeping in though.

Greg Braden I found some years ago. Interesting guy but maybe one is not ready yet to translate the language and puts him and people similar as him into the hocus-pocus corner. Very difficult to unite the disciplines because they behave like aliens to one another.