This is the normal world.
You go to work in a city.
All around you are enormous new buildings.
They look alike.
But you will never be able to afford to live in them.
Because they are not really homes.
They are blocks of money, bought by global investors, whose money has nowhere else to go.
You spend your days and nights on social media.
The algorithms are so strong and know so much about you that they only give you what they know you like.
You have become trapped in an echo chamber.
But all you see and hear, is you.
You go into an office and sit at a desk, but maybe it is a fake job.
Your real job is shopping.
The true factories of our time are the shopping malls.
You are managed with performance targets and measured outcomes.
But as you sit in the glass-walled offices, you know that the targets are manipulated and fake, and the managers know that you know.
But you all sit there and pretend it is objective and rational.
