Quote from: papersheepdog on December 02, 2014, 07:12:00 PM

Quote from: Killiz on December 02, 2014, 04:38:20 PM

Thought provoking, PSD.

As with any form of art, it is not about what is seen, but more about what is taken from it.

Here is my take on each.

1) What we can give each other as a human being, is outweighed and thought more important by what we are increasingly pressurised to buy for each other and our children. The newest iPhone, the newest gaming console, a ladys watch which was advertised on TV, a bottle of aftershave on a billboard and so on. True love and understanding has been replaced and accepted by these materialistic acts. Daddy is worthless, only the things he has given me have any value.

2) Our local farmers, butchers, bakers and candlestick makers have all but vanished, the unlucky ones were unable to survive along side corporate markets. For the population to survive, we all must now work for the corporations to earn their money to feed, house and clothe ourselves. We are losing all our skills and becoming ever more reliant on the giants we despise so much. This hatred has overflowed into our own communities as our local economy has broken down and we rely less on our neighbours and the trade we had between them.

3) We are paid from a fund way down the pyramid scheme our governments call the economy. Already the cash you recieve in your wage has been borrowed, loaned and inflated numerous times, and your next wage countless times more. Eventually this unsustainable economy will become so unsteady it will collapse.

4) Decentralised currencies and the development of 3D printers could give us the ability to take back the reigns from banks and corporations. Control over our own finances and the ability to produce mostly anything you would need, without relying on it being mass produced and overpriced by large company's. We can eventually repair our broken world and fix the system.

5) We are taught what we are told must be taught to us. Each teaching is not for the benefit of ourselves and those around us, but for the benefit of the powers that be.
Technology is accelerating at such a great speed that the tv you bought last month is now half the price, and you could buy one twice as good in a months time. Either that or the word obsolete would become itself obsolete and eventually replaced by the word obselete.

Spot on Killiz! I later added some captions. You can check them out at http://cryptotown.org, but you got the idea Cheesy

Thanks for the feedback!

Ah just had a read through. Quite enjoyable viewing, keep it up and keep them coming. An image will stick in the mind, while words can be forgotten forever.