Rosner wrote:

This shows how far humanity has strayed from its Creator.

The FACT is that we are never alone, even when we wish we were.  There exists a supernatural world; the beings thereof can observe any or all of us at any time, more likely, all of the time.  God, the Creator of all, sees all, knows all, and is always present to every human being.  He also assigns each a guardian angel at the instant of conception who would likely enjoy being talked to by each of us.  There is always someone in this invisible (to us) world ready to hear and help us if we but ask.  Of course, the result will depend on our merits or demerits toward God in our own lives - not always an encouraging thought according to our actions and desires.

When "isolated," one from another, we could and should converse with these beings.  A form of prayer, yes.  Also, a form of most basic sanity, even though those who believe the totally absurd nonsense that somehow nothingness suddenly exploded into something worthwhile without any creator's help are the same people who call believers in God as our Creator, "believers in fairy tales."  Which is the more logical tale?  Which patently insane?

Even the Freemasons believe in their "creator" but that entity is himself an over-proud creation of God named Lucifer.

If enough people had still been "fairy tale believing religious fanatics" this present blind obedience of the many to the satanic agenda of the very few could not have even been thought of as a possible plot for enslaving mankind.  True religion has obviously morphed into a lukewarm imitation of what God expects from his creatures.  I know that description includes myself.

The whole scenario can be reversed very quickly by enough people returning to putting God first in their lives, but if no changes are made in the minds of men we are all in for a very rough end.  If you can't talk to another person today, you now have a perfect opportunity to talk to Him as He is wherever you are.  Guaranteed.