Do you see the white speck in the black field below? I picked these colors for maximum contrast. There are about 100,000 pixels in this square and only one of them isn’t black.
I estimate that about 1 in 100,000 people is fully committed to total honesty, which includes rejecting one’s own biases, and doing so in EVERY field of thought, including religion and politics.
A person like that, for example, would leave his own political party when it violates a principle that he criticizes the other party for violating. A person like that would quit a job when he realizes that the company he works for is corrupt. A person like that would insist that even his own church must not persist in an error as do those churches they criticize.
In a country the size of the United States, 1 in 100,000 people makes for a group of only 3,100. That’s roughly one person per county, by the way. (3,141 counties.)
Imagine, however, if those 3,100 people all lived in the SAME town—a town of 3,100 people. Imagine what they could do—what problems they could solve. Imagine how well they could sleep at night in that town.
