What if… All this new interactive media we’re being bombarded with, is a plot?…A conspiracy?… What if some sort of “evil” puppet masters were planning to use them in a great game? What if, facebook, cel phones and all these other communication tools that connect us to each other over great distances were created in order to increase our hunger for social interaction and connection with each other? What if these tools were used only to attain the goal of conditioning enough mass hunger for this sort of connection, and then, through use of engineered crisis, they then take our tools away, so that we are left with this hunger which we must then feed by actually personally interacting and connecting with each other in our communities because that’s all that’s left. Think about it… It would be like a mass personal development program. This is the training ground. After being exposed to the huge breadth of variations of people out there that the internet has been absolutely amazing for, we also may be more inclined to come together in the real world with the others most like us - those who understand us best. All in all, if this was the case, we would end up with a better world in many ways if we were tricked just so into relating to each other in our communities.

BUY THIS SHIRT AND SPREAD THE WORD….Though if this conspiracy is not the case and we continue to develop these technologies , they will  increase our hunger in this way, consistently more and more, until, all of our resources are squandered on the maintenance of all these increasingly complex systems just to satisfy our ever increasing appetites and we will eventually be forced into this same situation where we lose our tools due to over grazing and are forced to come together in our communities.

So I guess it is indeed not a matter of if this will happen, but when. Will we choose it, or will it choose us? Will we resist it in fear, or embrace it in Love?

We can start now by embracing our communities now, even using these technologies to augment our connections. If our communities are truly serving themselves and the necessities  of life rather than
handing this responsibility on to corporate and governmental interests, we may find that this transition from our world of complex imaginary systems into a new world based on real relationships to be much smoother.