Transitioning to a post consumer world, what is put into play for "branding" if this were to occur? We explore this in greater detail.

If we do not consider there is an option to our way of life how will we ever regard the cost of our actions? We look at the way towards opportunity when considered a market one, in contrast to one beyond it.

What do we externalise for the good of our want?  Can we even acknowledge we do when opportunity for life is never given beyond the market. We discuss. 

The way how we give and receive determine the possibility for gratitude. We look at our market oriented way of life in light of the holiday that celebrates giving thanks.

Why is security always touted as a pretext for the removal of freedom? We look at our unavowed utopianism in light of the political developments it substantiates. 

Culture is not an asset, so how do you take our understanding of human action when reduced to want to potentialise it beyond this reduction? We look at what can emerge from our market oriented way of life when creativity becomes the given.

We presuppose our way of life, so hand it down to our children so that they may become as marginal as what we are. We question the "real world" in light of this initiation.

How can we move to richer experiences of life when it would seem our movement is towards the removal of ourselves? We address place through the lens of our unavowed utopianism that holds sway to compromise any sense of place we can share.

We look at what would appear to be 2 irreconcilable statements of Christ, in light of what we can potentialise in our everydayness.

We explore the mad man whom accosts the people in the market place in light of the God he failed to see, and the potential for the "transvaluation of values"