There is no contention in this book that anyone is inferior or superior; and the book is neither anti-Asian, anti-African, anti-European, nor is it anti any races or castes; also it is not pro-British or pro-American; yet it can be slightly seen to be pro-English language. Yet, beyond that it is only a study into what one may understand as the effect of the structure of the software for communication, on all living organisms.

There is also no contention that an Englishman of whatever colour, is better than say an Asian, African, and European etc. What the whole contention can mean may be summed up as that when a person thinks in a feudal language, the very person as well as the society gets split into a cascade of personalities, each at variance with each other.

It is my belief that there is much in my arguments in this book that needs deep reflection. And all societies and civilisations, including the ancient ones like that of the Incas, the Maya, the ancient Egyptian, the Vedic, the Dravidian, the Greek, the Roman, the Indus valley and all others need to be studied in the light of the idea that their language structure, and form can have a deep bearing on how they functioned, and how they were overwhelmed.