Uniformity's true self.

What comes to your mind first, when you're being asked about 'uniform'. If you're a school going child, the first thing you would think about is probably about the everyday dress you wear to school. And if you are doing a job or working somewhere you might think about being punctual. 

Now, forgetting everything, if we focus on the word 'Uniformity', we find that it's not only about dresses or punctuality. The word 'Uniform' itself means so much more than we could probably think of. 'Uniformity' might many-a-times be seen as an invaluable aspect of our daily lives and soceity. Let's imagine a world without rules and regulations. I agree, it might seem a bit fun at the beginning. But, as days passes, we would be able to understand it's value and what impact it had on us. 

For example, if we imagine a world that functions un-uniformily then all the other things such as a country, cities and villages would suffer altogether. The country would have no constitution, cities would have no judiciary, villages would malfunction. And there are a great many disadvantages that we are bound to face. Such as if I give you a situation where you and your neighbour could have no privacy and their are no such things as rules and regulations, you would find the system fun at first. But as you proceed the days, it would become indistinctly uncomfortable for you. Your neighbour might take your valuable items and not return them. Now, you can't go to the police as there would be none in a unruly society; and the same theory goes to the judiciary also.

Thus we come to a conclusion that although rules and regulations seem to make no difference in our lives and looks a bit boring, they are actually the base of a Constitution, it's the base of society and moreover the base of the structural functioning of the world. So, the next time you think of useless rules and regulations think of a life without them. You would understand their true value.....