My Theory of Relativity (1/2)

Everything in the universe can in some way be related to something else. Human social society brings this to the extreme, with most people basing themselves, their things, and their lives all around other people. The funny thing with relativity is that in a not closed system everyone is always equal. This is because it is not based off exact figures, but relations between figures. While one person might have 100 dollars, another 1, another .01, so on and so forth to both ends of the spectrum. This creates a state where everyone is equal in their economic status. The 1 dollar person is 100 times poorer than the 100 dollar person, but the .01 dollar person is also 100 dollars poorer than the 1 dollar person, with everyone being 100(Can be any amount) times poorer or richer than someone else. As is commonly stated by many people you can always find someone richer, or poorer, be it with money or any other substance. In a society like humanity even the richest person in the world, Bill Gates, could be considered poor when basing him off of past people, or even supernatural figures like gods(And due to humanities unique ability to imagine something or one who is always more or less, we can consider this an open society). So in an open system relativity really does make all of humanity equal, due to everyone being equally distanced in all aspects of their life compared to something else in the universe. What humans use more often when comparing things, is a closed system where your basing one group or person, off another group or person. Why I'm talking about relativity (Other than the fact that I think it's one of the coolest philosophical things to talk about) is to share my opinion that in terms of humanity relativity is both the greatest bane to and attribute of humanity. I'd really like to continue this, and I will, next post, but its been 16 minutes so I've got to stop. Have a fantastic day!