Public Assembly and Private Destruction represent opposite ends of a codependent creative cycle. Before contributing to a larger ecosystem in a meaningful way, one must overcome the common psychological hurdles that obstruct true collaboration and innovative thinking. These obstructions often manifest as fear of the unknown, doubt in one's own capability, and a reservation towards fully trusting other collaborators. On a grander scale, the primary obstruction of meaningful contribution is the underlying worry that the future is not a truly modifiable thing.