The goal is to deliver “the message” to anyone around the world; that includes those with vision problem; so I’d sure like to fix this for the future for you and any other visitors.

The words in your blog post are indeed bitter, but not necessarily negative. Rather than putting a blame on certain “interest groups”, you seem to try spreading awareness of what’s happening to all of us as a society.

People do live in bubbles… blissfully unaware of their effect on others. Grouped together, we tend to deny our own stupidity. Traffic jams, pollution, poverty, disaster, fear, doubt, aggression… is beyond our control. Mostly because for the past few years, a lot of focus is put on consumption. You have to buy stuff to belong to a group. Be assertive, buy a house, buy a car, watch the news, have a well-toned body and use the perfumes, make-up, … hell, they even sell man-bags these days!

This misleading over-focus on a “cool” personality and individuality really pushes people into believing they have a choice in this world. Smoking and drinking is popular too, but it probably won’t make you a better person… How does consuming something make one great?

The real reality can be read between the lines of your blog post. No one really has control over the situation, or control over their damaging effects on the surroundings. They live in a smaller world… a shiny, bubbly world.
To see the real truth, you first need to give up your individuality, your ego, and your plans. This way you can see what you are really doing, and that you are no different than the others who try to dream their way through life, one day at a time.

Personally, I just became an IT freelancer. I quit my job at my company because I realized that I have been sleeping for several years. They trick you into believing there is progress and promotion, while you are actually locking yourself up in your warm, little bubble. As a 30 year old guy, I felt that it was the right time for taking matters into my own hands. To wake up, and be creative again. After all, it is security and over-confidence that makes us fall asleep.