Quincy
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The media that connected us over the 150 years has a lot to do with who we are becoming as well. Radio, TV, and now the internet have all been taken over by advertisers trying to sell us stiff, unceasingly. And they lie to us to do that, all the time. They tell us we are not OK until we have whatever they sell. And they tell us this so incessantly, and so unremittingly, that we believe it. So we become a society in which having the money to buy stuff has become of utmost importance. Especially now that we can longer provide these things for ourselves. And this obsession with having money so we can buy stuff certainly does corrupt us, ethically and morally.
Yea, no doubt. The world around us here is full of materialistic types who love to try and make you think that you're lesser than them...... but won't always be if you just buy these swag headphones, bro!
They should watch Johnny Cash's music video, of his cover of the song Hurt and think about it really hard.
I'm glad to see you back around here and posting a bit, Quincy. I always enjoy reading your posts.
Maybe I've finally gotten over my sense of adventure and realized I'm not immortal, and won't be so inconsistent (or gravely injured) anymore :chuckle: ...... but then again, I only have one life to do all the things! :jawdrop: