If it’s true that the line blurring creating and consuming has blurred enough for retailers to resell us our own reality, haven’t we achieved some capitalist goal at last?
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yes, but it only happens to one person at a time.
or was that a rhetorical question?
I suppose I’m thinking about the presence of certain markets as opposed to the concerns of an individual. If a market is sustainable, it is because enough people have validated the value of the transaction. If we have reached a point where the “Medium is the Massage” and the “Medium is the Message” have become absolutely true, then we’re living in a reality as virtual as fiction. The transaction is our interaction with the world.
You just said: “I’m wearing time.”