Here's what I think and feel about this:

Ancient Impediment of Natural Flow

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Your senses

—   if you have any   —

<!–   please, do not disturb the natural flow   –>

...lead to your thoughts

...which lead to your feelings

...which lead to your actions

<!–   hopefully to many other [good] things as well   –>

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The order of the above mentioned is not supposed to be disturbed.

<!–   nurtured  –  not disturbed   –>

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If you do disturb the order

—   and its natural flow   —

one of the <!– many –> things that starts to occur,

is indifference.

The rest,

<!–   lack of empathy, compassion, arrogance—nihilism—et cetera   –>

kind of takes care of itself.

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Disturbed     →     More uniformity

Nurtured  <!– not disturbed –>     →     More individuality

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        👉    Home Assignment: What happens if 'thoughts' and 'feelings' switch
                places in the Flow? Is my reasoning wrong? If so, why do you think my
                reasoning is wrong?

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While at Kent, one of the classes I took was a beginner's course in psychology.

In our text book, on the first page, there was a quote by Adolf Hitler that I think—and feel—is very appropriate to put here. I'm paraphrasing:

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"What good fortune, for people with power,
that ordinary people do not think."