A passage of book I will never start nor Finish

"There he is again, in the midst of his peers trying hard to legitimize his embarrassing mediocrities. There is nothing wrong about being mediocre. After all, we are all mediocre in one or two departments of life. Yet mediocrity is no virtue, and going to great lengths in a desperate attempt to justify it, to the point of becoming an advocate of it, is simply pathetic, if not dangerous. Yes, dangerous, for mediocrity spreads like wildfire as men are always on the lookout for ways to sugarcoat their wrongdoings. The lucid and honest acceptance of one’s mediocrity, on the other hand, can count as a virtue, for it seems to be the hardest thing. Especially among westerners; spoiled for millennia by their delusional Jewish ancestors who would go on and on reciting that fairy tale from the Book of Genesis until the lie became truth: Then God said, "Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that THEY MAY RULE over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground."; oblivious to the fact that men are nothing but glorified beasts at the mercy of a mindless and whimsical Nature that couldn’t care less about who holds the high moral ground. Well, things are not getting any better, good luck deflating their ego now that grandma Science and aunt Technology are supplying grand toys to the minuscule men." F.G.