Maybe it's because of my sentimental mood, but I can't help but think, perhaps we're too focused on achieving maximum productivity in a competitive market. It's

Maybe it's because of my sentimental mood, but I can't help but think, perhaps we're too focused on achieving maximum productivity in a competitive market. It's like for the first time in history abundance for every human being is a possibility yet humanity has not broken free of its mindset to claim ownership over scarce resources. A means to an end has become a means in itself. There was an article on here recently about humans becoming more like preprogrammed automata by the living environment we have set up, in our global hyperconnected society with it's carefully constructed sociocultural normativity it's like we're building a cybernetic collective concious inside some Huxlean dystopia. Drugs and human augmentation to fuel the rat race, good grief, anyone actually think that's a noble thing to strive for?