I think even our overloards are thinking (although, in also brutish and utilitarian ways, ironically enough) about this in a serious manner: of what objective use are the normies of today?
They seem more (to me at least) a bunch of rusty tools back in the deep end of a big tool box that are not taking up too much space (for now) but that arent making themselves useful in any sort of specific way, that you dont know if its even worth the effort in riding yourself of them or not.
They ofc, serve in the very least as consumers in the least and as worker bees in the best, but the society of the future needs more than that, obviously so.
Some ask: why does the culture stagnated so much? Why do we live in such a bleak present with no hopes of a better future?
My theory is that the average normie became too important in the decision making of the companies, who tailor exactly what he WANTS (not what he needs) in order to poorly nourish and barely fulfill his poorly developed midget spirit.
Culture was something that only aristocrats were allowed to come into fruition and consume in the past, now its too vulgar, too crude, too low common denominator.
The other problem is that the arsenal of culture relies too much in its past achievements: in other words, nobody tries to be fully original or interesting or captivating anymore, bcs, after all, they think all has said and done by now.
We need to get rid of this nostalgia trip we imersed ourselves in (to try to escape) and dig deep into what are the forces who make our culture so bland and vapid, but more importantly, get rid of the pulse the average joe has on it.
They seem more (to me at least) a bunch of rusty tools back in the deep end of a big tool box that are not taking up too much space (for now) but that arent making themselves useful in any sort of specific way, that you dont know if its even worth the effort in riding yourself of them or not.
They ofc, serve in the very least as consumers in the least and as worker bees in the best, but the society of the future needs more than that, obviously so.
Some ask: why does the culture stagnated so much? Why do we live in such a bleak present with no hopes of a better future?
My theory is that the average normie became too important in the decision making of the companies, who tailor exactly what he WANTS (not what he needs) in order to poorly nourish and barely fulfill his poorly developed midget spirit.
Culture was something that only aristocrats were allowed to come into fruition and consume in the past, now its too vulgar, too crude, too low common denominator.
The other problem is that the arsenal of culture relies too much in its past achievements: in other words, nobody tries to be fully original or interesting or captivating anymore, bcs, after all, they think all has said and done by now.
We need to get rid of this nostalgia trip we imersed ourselves in (to try to escape) and dig deep into what are the forces who make our culture so bland and vapid, but more importantly, get rid of the pulse the average joe has on it.
