Man’s Relentless Search: Article by L. Ron Hubbard

An individual looked into his own cranium, and said, “Ah, that is what the world is like.” And didn’t bother to look over at his next-door neighbor and discover that he was looking into his own cranium. So he invented gunpowder; before that he invented catapults; before that, he invented pebbles and stone axes.

Now, what forced man to invent all these things? Why did he go to all the trouble of inventing a catapult? To batter down the citadels of other cities and nations. He wanted to batter down their walls, to crash through, to do what? So he could meet somebody.

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