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[[File:Pacifier.jpg|alt=Pacifier|thumb|Companies will always have a solution to sell even if it is not the solution.]] | [[File:Pacifier.jpg|alt=Pacifier|thumb|Companies will always have a solution to sell even if it is not the solution.]] | ||
'''Society endeavours''' '''to meet our every need,''' '''however when these needs are met there are always more... It's like climbing a mountain and once getting to the top you only see another bigger mountain (Figure 1).''' '''This''' '''process''' '''reflects our''' '''most primal [[Neurochemistry|neurochemical]] pathways that have been created to make all life productive.''' | '''Society endeavours''' '''to meet our every need,''' '''however when these needs are met there are always more... It's like climbing a mountain, and once getting to the top you only see another much bigger mountain (Figure 1).''' '''This''' '''process''' '''reflects our''' '''most primal [[Neurochemistry|neurochemical]] pathways that have been created to make all life productive.''' | ||
Our technologies have met our every need | In our naivety we believe our journey is the pacification of want. Our technologies have met our every need yet we want more this has led to unfettered growth and arguably the current [[ecological crisis]]. Our culture [[Priming|primes]] us to believe that there is one villain at fault for this, the Rothchilds, the Illuminati or Darth Vader... but in fact, there is no conspiracy or one person to blame it is simply an emergent phenomenon of the system we are in. | ||
== Medical Pacification == | == Medical Pacification == | ||