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been applied, while the philosophers’ outlook and
inexperience led to undesired effects.

The first important element when treating and

analyzing society is to take it as a whole and not as an

individual state or continent. As much as one may try, the
whole can not be separated.

Some states require visas in order to decide

whether a non-resident can enter the state or not. Visas
are obstacles and barriers to the influx of immigrants and

yet, from day to day, immigrants inhabit the western

world one way or another and at any cost.
The fact that there is interaction between

developed and developing countries is proof enough for

the interconnectedness of the world as a whole. It is a

case in point that the whole can not be divided. When
discovering the Truth, the abstraction of parts of the

whole does not give relevant results.

There are philosophers who resort to inventions

and subjective reasons to divide the whole into
geographical, economic and even intellectual categories.

(The West being seemingly more developed because its

cooler climate produces a variety of individuals, that is to
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