God is a porcelain deathmask.
Trapped under the fires of virgin deliberation, the people lose all sense of vertical scale. By the end of it all, they would deconstruct their hamlets as kindling to fuel the forge of Babel. The pity, here, being that all such efforts are forever and painfully misconstrued as a vague attempt to burn black eyes blue.
What context allows such chaos?
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