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It is more likely you are nervous and a bit uneasy about what is expected . Instead , he describes the " unequal dialogue " between statesman and general - - an uneasy relationship based on questioning , probing and testing - - as the key to victory . " Prince Albert was naturally uneasy at her silence . The increasing museumfication of the world and the parallel mediatisation of the museum have meant an uneasy tension in which the world of simulations guarantees the continued relevance of the material world . While we are satisfied with ourselves and all around us , man is ever discontented and uneasy , seeking rest in everlasting change , but neither finding it himself , nor allowing it to others , as we know to our bitter cost .