Celebrities have a heightened sense of their own intellectual, moral, and spiritual nature, despite no evidence for it. Enter actress Shailene Woodley, who kept that tradition alive in a recent post on Instagram.

In the aftermath of the Golden Globes awards program and its embrace of the #MeToo movement, Woodley recently reflected on sexism, fear, and what it means to be responsible. Amid these pontifications, she welcomed the ushering in of a permanent age of "sacred matriarchy."

The 26-year-old celebrated the fact that, thanks to Hollywood's recent firings and Oprah Winfrey's Globes speech, Woodley's "children have a shot at growing up in a world where women, and men, across ALL industries put their seeming differences aside in order to support one another’s healing."

Awww. Right -- that's exactly what that meant.

She also claimed that "It meant that we are living in a time where our voices can be used to carry & amplify all those songs our ancestors sung as they too fought their battles & sacrificed their lives for us."

Okay, sure.

Also, mused Woodley:

"It meant that we are realizing, divine love. to all of the artists who won last Sunday: congratulations. thank you for moving us to our cores. & to all the people who stood in solidarity (& continue to) in the @timesupnow movement, thank you for your hearts. we’re only at the bottom summit of this mountain called Healing."

Whatever. Hollywood is the epicenter of the universe, and actors are leading the way toward enlightenment.

Referring to Native American activist Calina Lawrence, the Divergent actress was also thankful to note "what it meant to walk that carpet hand in hand with my sister @calinalawrence as she spoke so fearlessly and gracefully about the realities indigenous women live with day in and day out."

We're pretty sure there is no one person who knows what all other people of their genetic heritage experience daily. As for the term "indigenous," perhaps Woodley doesn't know that Native Americans came to this continent from Asia, via the Bering Strait. But that's okay, this is Hollywood, so let's move on to the glamour and glitz and wokeness:

"I’ve been trying to...describe...what it meant to wear responsible jewels from @forevermarkusa who donated a generous amount to @timesupnow."

Woodley also took time to blame all problems on one sex: men.

"[I considered] what it meant to witness an industry that for so long has been divided by competition, fear, ego, jealousy, comparison (all products of patriarchal conditioning) radically put aside these destructive paradigms in order to unite & heal."

Take that, patriarchy.

Shailene began her post with, "I’ve been trying to find the right words for a week now...to accurately describe what this years @goldenglobes meant." Perhaps a week wasn't nearly long enough.