Bill No. 4
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Bill |
What’s your job?
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Socrates |
I work with the super logic of numbers, people, process, customer, supplier, market, marketing, mark at bad things, think about what’s good in thinking, make all things better, bet at becoming the best of the beasts.
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Bill |
But you’re not happy?
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Socrates |
Of course not, Existence is merely a joke and replay of repetitive self, coz that’s how you make yourself useful, sellable as a product.
The capitalist system is about putting more hours to work for less, that’s the basic concept of profitability. The structure consumes you to merely a robotic self, defines you to sheer numbers and all things measurable, and put you to among others into a pull of commodity, to be roll, pick, squeeze, and throw away.
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Bill |
I so agree, man, I’m actually really tired of all this. I think I’m reaching the end of my shelf life(AHHAHAAHAHHA)
I’ll be glad when they throw me away. I just hope I’ll be numb enough not to feel anything when they do
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Socrates |
Well, there are 2 groups of people, 3 types of behavior and 4 counts of action.
No 1. People who exist and people who live.
No 2. People who live will be more happy to be within the structure because without the routines, process and systems, they can’t see themselves being alive. People who exist are divided in 2 camps.
No 3. First camp, they exist, but they rather live in the structural world and suppressed their existence They constantly struggle within their own internal conflicts and often too ill to live properly.
No 4. Second camp of those exist aloud, proclaim their existence, although they are usually labeled as societal waste, destined and doomed to poor beings, but historically they had contributed significantly to the knowledge of civilization and human consciousness.
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Bill |
Which do you belong to?
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Socrates |
I started with No1, chose No 2, realized I do exist, curious, confused, despaired and slipped into No 3, recovered and opened the door No 4.
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