I always have to

This is the song ‘I always have to’ performed by the music group Pertti Kurikka’s Name Day (PKN) that will represent Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in May in Vienna. Also in this year I missed the national selection for the contest, but on the next day I read in a newspaper that a punk rock band formed by mentally disabled persons who have either down syndrome or autism had won the national contest and became Finland’s representative for the Eurovision Song Contest. We can surely expect something totally different, so I searched for their videos in Youtube.

Last week I was pondering how should I continue my previous article ‘Our Intellectual and Spiritual Heritage’ in which I describe that interaction between people is not a hierarchical relationship. At best co-operation is a holistic interaction where every actor benefits from the co-operation: parents learn from their children as much as children learn from their parents, pupils teach to their teachers as much as teachers teach to their pupils. So, not only the strongest side should be rewarded, but everyone should get a fair reward for own contribution.

After these thoughts the world’s leading elite and politicians begun to lament in my mind over their own hard destiny:

See also:

Wikipedia: Pertti Kurikan Nimipäivät

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