Social impotence is wanting to rectify constant conflicts and not having the capacity to achieve it. The perpetuation of problems affecting a part or the majority of the population is the reflection of ways of doing things that respond to human idiosyncrasy and the level of limited intelligence and consciousness. Instead of a broad vision in perspective devising objectives for the common benefit, we want our personal benefit, and while it is the basis that gives rise to the approaches and events with their consequences, there will always be issues to resolve. The mass is the majority, but the governamental structure has intimidating tools, making it difficult to introduce changes if they go against the prevailing interests of the stablished power. We all pursue the purpose of achieving well being, the difference lies in the fact that the leaders control and the people are subject to directives. Over the centuries, external forms have changed, we have been replacing old elements that are outdated with others with better features, faster, with possibilities unthinkable in past times. The desire for comfort has facilitated the introduction of sophisticated materials. On the other hand, we continue to maintain guidelines and ways of proceeding as we did centuries ago, which is why we repeat mistakes, perpetuate discomfort and the confrontations never end because we want to win, impose, and subjugate. Unresolved social dilemmas are nothing more than the extension of individual dilemmas, the product of a lack of harmony that prevents us from seeing clearly, and therefore causes to act negligently with short or long range triggers. As long as we do not modify our goals and behavior aimed at a common good, a generalized dissatisfaction will prevail as it has always been and will continue to do so.
