How can anything be good enough? How would it be possible to find satisfaction when there is so little of it that can be seen? It seems the only happy people we see are on TV and then we get happy because they get happy. Does this make any sense at all? Does anyone see the connection here?
We are a representation of what it means to be lost in the outside. We are so far gone that we have become the commercial, the soap, the mid-week funny sitcom with good looking people going through what we NeeD to go through. Does this make any sense? What we have become is mechanistic, but with a twist. We learn from and follow what we see, but we also look for examples through other programming to learn how to change ourselves. Does that make any sense? LLc 98.2
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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