Agriculture is central to human civilization.

From Wikipedia: "A civilization is a society or culture group normally defined as a complex society characterized by the practice of agriculture and settlement in towns and cities. Compared with other cultures, members of a civilization are commonly organized into a diverse division of labor and an intricate social hierarchy."

And: "All human civilizations have depended on agriculture for subsistence."

Civilization as we know it does not exist separately from agriculture. And yet most of us, as individuals in civilization, are far removed from agriculture. Why? Why is it that most of us agree that fresh-off-the-vine tomatoes and fresh eggs taste better, and yet so very few of us plant our own gardens or raise a couple of hens? We'll spend hundreds of dollars per year to beat down our lawns into poison-perfect turf, but we can't be bothered to spend a few dozen dollars and a little time cultivating our own food.

Dying is the Old Order of fear, mystery and centripetal control. The New World Order conceived by a few elites for the rest of the world must evolve and become the Natural World Order, a more distributed and natural affair of decentralization and renaturalization. If the elites do not make room at the drawing board, then they imagine less than they should and hold Nature in poor esteem, even disregard. A natural world order is timeless. A new world order is merely ... new. And thus far, the control of the many by the few has proved poisonous to the Earth. Given our situation, it would seem that we no longer have time or cause for incrementalism.

Control and power dramas cannot describe human civilization forever.  These stories are old, repetitive and uninspired. How is a code written in stone a living code? How is ink on paper divine? For too long, we have accepted arbitrary limits in the guises of such memes as "one true religion" and "chosen people", and hierarchical spiritual control. These are forms of outsourcing that let other people think for us as we sleep our lives away, and they are counterproductive and unsustainable.