The rawest moment of inspiration arrives unexpectedly with little to no warning. It provokes the fomentation of genius wherever and whenever we arrive at a summit of life resolutions. The pursuit of an original idea entertains a maddening proposition which affords insight into the art of critical thinking. A concentrated idealism makes higher forms of thought possible no matter how passive. Technology is a regular fact of life. It has been projected as something indispensable which has encouraged its unabated saturation. The basis for its induction has been centered on constructs of efficiency. Its sole purpose has focused exclusively on truisms of ease and accessibility. It then becomes possible to presume that when both converge into one universal fold for cultural assimilation, the rest of society will follow inspiring the creation of a revolutionary global village centered on modernity.
The end result introduces a new culture of material consumption demanding personal acquiescence to its overt commandments. It becomes nothing more than a culture of material coercion maintained by obedience to promises of powerful spoils. If one cannot acquire means to modernity, they are generally abandoned as relics fossilizing in an outmoded past. We now live in a world where it becomes unfathomable to entertain a reality without modernity by means of technology. Both ironically are overwhelmingly attached to psychological appellations of sanity that have complete sociological ramifications. Coldly calculated efficiency fails to provide a genuine state of happiness which provokes identity crises across all aspects of culture.
A would be idealist suffices to cynicism by condemning critical thinking as something grossly inadequate to an otherwise unforgiving world. A low point is reached suggesting that one idea has zero capacity to provoke and rekindle the germination of human intelligence. There once was a time when technologists predicted that increased modernity by means of material empowerment would reinvent man as an emphatic machine of production.
Consumption without precedent leads to the ruin of mind. No degree or measurement of material wealth can satisfy a life devoid of purpose or critical thought. People work themselves into their own graves pondering lives that could have been if they only had the fortitude to do so.