> Gently, I would suggest that we are neither original nor should we find our identity in material goods. This in spades. We spend so much time arguing the mer

> Gently, I would suggest that we are neither original nor should we find our identity in material goods. This in spades. We spend so much time arguing the merits of our choice in cell phones, computers, living styles, organizations, cars, etc. seemingly forgetting that we are supposed to choose things, things aren't suppose to choose us. The Mad Man marketing people salivate every time an iPhone versus Android argument sparks, they spent decades trying to get consumers to be loyal enough to get into fistfights over brands of products.