How is it possible to be beholden to an totalising claim made on time that actualises an existential totalitarianism yet we are obvious to it? We explore how this occurs.

We explore cynicism from the roles of marketers when detailing out the transition to a post consumer world, that requires branding the paradox of it

Which one came first? We explore how NPC's emanate from the captivation of time made into a line that keeps us spellbound not to see we are placated like hypnotised chickens. Bok, bok!

We explore the way we are sold on the benefit of our actions not to see the collective cost of them. How can we surpass the totalising claim made on time so create a common future we share ? We discuss.

We explore "the shadow" as a concept when the form of life is never addressed. What is the nature of it when the way we are marginally given to life is never addressed?

We explore how people can be put before profit and so transcend the use of money as a social convention through the way the spirituality that underwrites its use can be surpassed.

We explore totalitarianism from the existential of time. If there is a claim made on it we acquit ourselves of how do our actions make the places we share beholden to it? We discuss.

We are beholden to a spiritual disease that allows parasites to live off our lives. We explore the only way they can be removed as a "caste" is by addressing this spiritual disease we refuse to acknowledge we are even subjected to

What is the ultimate value of being given as consumers of life? We explore this question when a buyers journey has been set for it.

We look at the difference of "business culture" when the indistinction of the place of work frames the marginality of our time when given as an economic good.