Lets compare the grand theater of life, to a 400-meter track and field race. This metaphorical journey around the track becomes a powerful lens through which we scrutinize the inherent disparities in starting positions. Much like a race where individuals are positioned based on your inheritance at various starting points around the track, our lives unfold with some standing directly on the starting line, while others find themselves at a advantage starting 50 meters ahead and some even starting just a single step away from the finish line. Once the official signal the start of the race the individual standing just one step away from the finish line take a step forward and just like that they win the race and get the winning price. While the other participants are still running around the track, never having a chance to win the race no mater how fast they run.

In the contemporary world, a striking reality is the concentration of vast expanses of land in the hands of a select few, current statistics reveal that approximately 1% of the global population owns nearly 50% of the Earth's land. This disparity raises concerns about equitable access to resources and green spaces, as large corporations also amass extensive land holdings, sometimes impacting the availability of open spaces for everyone.

Dedication In solemn remembrance and heartfelt tribute, this book is dedicated to the over 10,000 Palestinian Children massacred by merciless onslaught of the Israeli military of the Palestinian people in the Genocide of Gaza during just the first 100 days. Their innocent lives, marked by unwarranted suffering and unimaginable loss, serve as a poignant reminder of the profound human cost of conflict.