A rich foreigner, passing by London, fell in love with the grass in Hyde Park and asked his hotel porter where he could buy the seeds for such marvelous grass. He was given a store address. Immediately going to the shop in question, he asked: “I want to buy some English grass to plant around my mansion. I will pay whatever amount if you tell me the secret for growing compact grass with so intense a color as in Hyde Park.” Without a blink, the shop owner said: “It’s very simple. Buy a good grass seed, then water it regularly, and take care of it... for 300 years.” There are some things that are not just improvised. Democracy is one of them.
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