Humans are highly sociological creatures. The famous historian Henry Adams, descendant of two of our Founding Fathers, once said "chaos is the order of nature; order is the dream of man", to relate the need and therefore dependency of humans to satisfy their most innate needs of order and acceptance with the paradox of the obscurity of the physical world. Infatuated with synapses and patterns of information, this need for logic causes them to flock to sources of knowledge, whether credible or otherwise. Philosophers have struggled to discern a rationale for this aspect of human condition, but Greek philosopher Plato, and English novelist George Orwell have respectively constructed a similar credo in their works "Allegory of the Cave" and "Animal
