We are given credit for our want of life, such that we produce a form of life we consume the potential power to create ourselves otherwise than  the ghosts we become, when we accept this credit. The myth of Osiris and the funerary rites of Roman emperors provides a way to explore the sovereignty of our exceptionalism or power that remains to renew life.

We are given credit for our want of life, such that we produce a form of life we consume the potential power to create ourselves otherwise than the ghosts we become, when we accept this credit. The myth of Osiris and the funerary rites of Roman emperors provides a way to explore the sovereignty of our exceptionalism or power that remains to renew life.

#89: Rethinking marketing as funerary rites

We are consumers of life not its co-creators, so we are just givens. We are given credit for our wants and thats it. We consume our time as an economic good to no end. To see beyond the consumer is to see potential for change that would not just add value to the buyers journey called life, but unmarket it.

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#89: Rethinking marketing as funerary rites

#89: Rethinking marketing as funerary rites