"All the people like us are we, and everyone else is they." -Rudyard Kipling Them, they. Us, we. Singular pronouns? To some, yes. But to others, no. Social situations in life adhere to a commonplace classicification into distinctly separate groups which since kindergarten societies have gingerly instructed one to learn (the opposite of big?little; of black? white). But grey colors life more recurrently in the human experience. Systematic thinking instructs one to grasp a concept through dissection. The human mind will break apart, divide, and categorize complexities into digestable clusters. What is... the good? A systematic approach to life and the unavoidable hurdles lessens fear and anxiety, which normally accompany a stumble or a fall. Political party classification cultivates progress toward national reforms through noticeable differences and engaging debate. the bad? A systematic approcah to life rigidly seeks to classify sensitive topics as race into polarized groupings. Biological studies prove humans are 85% more similar to one another than 15% dissimilar to one another. Race is a meaningless concept, and its abuse as a brainwashing tool is wrong. the ugly? Read current news wires about the crisis in the Sudan.