sold grammarly account to usamus 1554 ref please reply as confirmed , thanks . <| sep |> DLilly is correct , vibrator refers to any toy that vibrates . <| sep |> Also , for the peroid of modern civilization humanity , monarchy seems to the system we ' ve spent the most time with . Why did it work so well and how do you see humans going forward ? Where will we be in 2200 ? Well the Monarchy worked so well mainly due to the Feudal system ' s organisational structure . The Feudal system was not only an earthly system but one which was ordained by God . Those in power were in power by the grace of God Almighty , and it was their task to take care of those who were sworn to obey them . It ' s hard to observe that at the level of Kingship , but you need to look at the lower echelons of this political structure to understand it ' s strength . The lower lords and knights held strongholds in the name of their own more powerful lords . These paid for protective domains provided the security for the entire village , but a smalltime knight might only have his family and 34 retainersservants with him . Not enough to defend themselves if their entire village turned against them . And so in general terms , the lower lords were really good to their tenants and in doing so the tenants would take their side in a possible fight . As you move along the Feudal system chain you see that repeating itself . Those above are maintained in this position by the respect they ' ve earned from those who serve under them . The Feudal system is great when power , and by that I mean fighting power is concentrated in the hands of very few . Of people who all know each other and who would die for each other . Movies would have you believe that medieval warfare regularly saw the clash of tens of thousands of men in pitched battles . Not quite . Most battles are land skirmishes involving less than 50 men . Those big battles we hear about ? Yeah , Henry V ' s army at Agincourt numbered between 69 k , while the French forces had anything from 1236 k . And this was a gigantic army for the time , France was THE unparalleled powerhouse at the time . The Feudal system could be maintained mostly because of how armoured warfare worked , the guy in the expensive armour is almost impossible to kill if you ' re not in armour yourself . A mounted knight was truly a force to be reckoned with . Late medieval plate armour was bullet proof , actually it ' s not until the 18 th century that plate armour could be reliably penetrated by fire arms . The ancient world functioned with city states , republics and empires mostly , these spread the power around and the resources to levy massive armies , Ceasar invaded Gaul at the head of a 55 , 000 strong army with possible as many camp followers , something only the crusades came close to doing by pooling the entirety of Europe ' s military might . That eventually was the downfall of the Feudal system , it ' s inability to cope with with cheaply fielded armies of levied men . When the price of armour and weapons started to fall various reasons I could also get into . ugh small Feudal societies had to cope with massed levied armies . This would give rise to Nation states , some of which retained their Monarchs admittedly with or without some of them losing their heads and others who fell the the republican wave of the 18 th and 19 th century . So that ' s more or less why it worked well and also why it fell . In the future . It ' s hard to predict , the very notion of Nationhood is threatened by globalisation , what ' s a border when everyone can move from one place to the other ? There is a certain amount of reticence to the open movement of populations yet , so those tendencies could reverse themselves , but with climate change and rising oceans , governments won ' t be able to stem the tides . So things like corporate nations , where you ' re both a citizen and employee of a certain system could arise . You ' ve also go to consider the advances of medical genetic and cybernetics research . Would we recognise our descendants as humans like we would of our own ancestors ? By then we could have moved into space , and colonised Mars or have mining settlements on the moon and processing stations for asteroids brought back from the belt in earth ' s orbit . The future ' s pretty open right now .