Genesis 4

What a totally brilliant day today is.
Still on holidays, yay.
No sign of the rain forecast and awesome sunshine.

Genesis 4
Adam and Eve procreate. The first murder.
I get the concept that brothers and sisters had to have had kids together.
I get that the people lived for longer. Like 100's of years.
But I struggle with what that would look like.
When Cain left and went into Nod, he found a wife and then BUILT A CITY!!
Now I'm guessing it wasn't just for him and the li'l missus.
I'm also guessing it WAS a city not just a few extra tents thrown together.
What made it a city?
Lots and lots of people?
Some sort of market?
A system of government?
A major intersection?
A parking meter?
Two old blokes sitting on a log near the middle complaining about the young people and reminiscing of the "good ol' days"?
What were the "good ol' days" then?
"When Adam was a boy" "What? Last Tuesday!"

When does the need to rebel against an idea become lost and all that's left is rebellion?
Is there a point when you don't change despite the need to?
What's the cost of ignoring that point?

For me, that probably means I'll open a Facebook account.