№ 069•Consumerism•First Edition p.79

Always the struggle—to gain power, to control events, to possess—‘things.’ To what end?

p.79
“Always the struggle—to gain power, to control events, to possess—‘things.’ To what end? What are we trying to accomplish with all of this stuff we’ve created? What is it we are trying to do? What’s the point of it all? So caught up in the cycle of buying and selling and acquiring...We’ve built this world of transactions and distractions so loud, we’ve forgotten how to even have a meaningful relationship with—ourselves.” As Ray unknowingly spoke his thoughts aloud, Tucker listened intently, silent.

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