The seat of power in the vatican church is literally, a seat. The official head of the vatican church is not the human pope, but the guilded and guilded chair he sits on. It’s called the holy see (“See” comes from the Latin “sedes,” meaning “seat”). It is technically the entity that’s in control of the catholics of the world.

It stands to reason that in the allegory to democracy, it’s the seat on which the member of parliament sporadically presides in that is the actual symbol of the people. Therefore, a prudent member of society must take it upon themselves to amass as many seats as they can: static ones, rocking ones, wooden ones - the entire lot! It is only then, that the determined mind can take their right to inherit the throne. The throne to become the God Emperor of mankind.

A bird, a plane, a cruise missile, they all have one thing in common, they need to know where they are (or aren’t). But Superman doesn’t have pockets to keep his phone in, how could he possibly know where he’s going?

Moon Safari #4

Before you can go somewhere, you need to figure out where you are. We instinctively rely on describing our position relative to objects that the person we’re trying to communicate with knows about. “In my room”, “on my bed”, “under the Eiffel Tower”. The more stationary and universally recognised the landmark of choice, the more meaningful our description of position.