Everyone as One

Matt Harding's belief in unity is expressed through his actions in his video and his essay. True, our world as we know it is getting bigger and bigger. To a point where it is nearly impossible to understand everyone. Where it is hard to imagine everyone as one. But, as Matt Harding points out, he is able to do something as simple as dancing to unite everyone, in which no one is alien to anyone or anything.
I had never even thought about the world's unity, let alone how hard it would be to unite the people. But something so complex can be done in such a simple way. And I learned from Matt Harding that to do something as big as uniting everyone, you need to do something that everyone knows how to do, and that is by movement. Movement through dancing. And not a complicated, routine either. Just movement.
Matt Harding also pointed out that the problem is that people's brains have not grown enough to be able to take in this humongous world we live in. We may have brains of cavemen, brains that have not evolved the speed the world has, but in time, we will get there. Just as Matt Harding does, we need to break the unity up into little sections, little things we can do to be successful. Matt Harding's way of uniting people has touched me, and so has his essay. Now I understand more about unity, and that it is not as complicated as it may seem. Even with a big world like the one we live in today.