The Biggest Company You've Never Heard Of
Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 8:34 pm
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they are everyday life...WhosZena? wrote:Notice they go for all the everyday things, we can't live without them.
Quite scary.

I think thats the direction its going in.. but nobody likes to think about it.Pistonsbeneath wrote:they are everyday life...WhosZena? wrote:Notice they go for all the everyday things, we can't live without them.
Quite scary.
weird in mass effect this bit got me thinking....they talk of a colony on another planet and how it's ot turning a profit....in the future maybe all people will be is workers within a company all the time....maybe we will go further away from reality and further into the darkness of money being all that exists and spirituality will be even more dead than it is now?
i have no problem coming across as a tin foil hat to you guys because every other day you give me the opportunity to say "i told you so"Pistonsbeneath wrote:i don't wanna come across as a tin foil hat to you guys buuuut...
everything is owned by a handful of people ultimately.....
I think to be shocked by this is a little naive tbh
what is spirituality and how is it deadPistonsbeneath wrote:they are everyday life...WhosZena? wrote:Notice they go for all the everyday things, we can't live without them.
Quite scary.
weird in mass effect this bit got me thinking....they talk of a colony on another planet and how it's ot turning a profit....in the future maybe all people will be is workers within a company all the time....maybe we will go further away from reality and further into the darkness of money being all that exists and spirituality will be even more dead than it is now?

you're kidding, right?mondays child wrote:
Just bought Soundcloud...............
grinch recordings wrote:you're kidding, right?mondays child wrote:
Just bought Soundcloud...............
considering their growth and perspectives lately, not 100%, yet he's more after bbc's market than scloud'smondays child wrote:grinch recordings wrote:you're kidding, right?mondays child wrote:
Just bought Soundcloud...............
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It wouldn't be a fookin' surprise though would it?
Just watched this whilst listening to "Everywhen" by Massive Attack. Deep...Tragic Gash wrote:
"The world is a college of corporations inexorably determined by the immutable bylaws of business. The world is a business, Mr. Beale, it has been since man crawled out of the slime. And our children will live, Mr. Beale, to see that perfect world in which there's no war or famine, oppression or brutality. One vast and ecumenical holding company for whom all men will work to serve the common good, in which all men will hold a share of stock, all necessities provided, all anxieties tranquilized, all boredom amused." - Network, 1976
gotta love that film, still holds true 30 years on...
i'll tell you what it isnt..it isnt seperation from whats real by the relentless pursuit of paper to buy stuff we dont really need...ruckus49 wrote:what is spirituality and how is it deadPistonsbeneath wrote:they are everyday life...WhosZena? wrote:Notice they go for all the everyday things, we can't live without them.
Quite scary.
weird in mass effect this bit got me thinking....they talk of a colony on another planet and how it's ot turning a profit....in the future maybe all people will be is workers within a company all the time....maybe we will go further away from reality and further into the darkness of money being all that exists and spirituality will be even more dead than it is now?