Something that is curious is how, in this selfishness, those who cannot have that well-being, that freedom, despite their wealth and even their use of time, need to oppress. Not because they are at the top of a pyramid but because they feel that by trampling on their ridiculous hierarchy, they demonstrate power over those who are free. And the freedom of others hurts those who are slaves and servants of themselves. He did not tend to sleep very well that night; maybe every four years passed, and it would seem in three that the sleepless night would soon arrive. "A man only lives fifty years," he shouted to himself in that Japanese work, and he was a couple of years away from having them. So, he thought that entropy would make the inevitable evident in him after those fifty. And he aspired and hoped he would not be alone in recognizing her beyond the usual equations and concepts. He took a sip of coffee. There was no pill that he had to take, just one voluntarily. But they would all arrive with their pillbox and the list for not-forgetting.
There is no need to try to understand that behavior; just the same, that understanding does not allow any type of logical treatment unless its power passes. Unless the context wears out and burns, because not even that community will rise up successfully, ever. Over time, lost causes are recognized (unfortunately), and understanding and logic cannot act on, as it is a matter of whim and ambiguity motivated by incomprehensible human passions. Or perhaps understandable, but they fall within what one would say is reasonable. Every time he left, he felt that freedom and the satisfaction of getting away from all those who enjoyed his sadness. In a kind of sadomasochism, others could only feel pleasure in the fear of the majority, which in the end also inflicted anxiety on them. Leaving was sad because he came back - it was said - hoping that one day, as he had been told and he repeated, he would break that umbilical cord on a pool table and with the tip of a bottle.
Some express hope for change as the only alternative but not hope in the rupture or triumph of reason, well-being, and life itself over everything that monetizes, chains, and makes people sad. but true hope is a confrontation against that which truncates humanity itself. He makes her a parasite and a slave. In which dreams and what is built are useless unless you can get some coins that are not even real anymore, or rather, whose reality is so incompressible that the dreams of others are quickly more appreciated. This is another city, far from the real town - he said to himself as he walked the twenty minutes towards where he was still, oblivious, simply observing. And she was absolutely right. They are cities in which some live at the expense of the existence of the majority several dozen meters below. Anyway, here it is unequal because it is possible, and if you did not take advantage of that possibility, you would not be able to live in this condominium in which what matters is what you have. That defines what you are."
