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Industrial era stripped man of all his talents and strengths ; Global
City dwellers are entrapped in crowded living conditions. This
doesn't exclude individuals fro m maintaining various cultural
aspirations, theological principles of existence, familial econo mic
syste m obligations; and each of us can claim the right to have an
input on decision-making authority (residential policy propriety)
as pertains to government outlay on Life Quality Education.
History has seen the Greedy Marauders manipulate
circumstances to assert control over lands utilized for farming in
order to charge us to eat, to establish residency, buy electricit y
and water; expend more than we earn. The presence of human
population upon the earth requires labors that directly influence
the environment, and we could take advantage of the technological
advances to give each individual a satisfaction of being intrinsic
to the syste m. This meaningful coexistence between the creatures
of the earth has to be incorporated into the city life as an aspect
of creature acco mmodation, not more productivity, or larger
profits in the competitive market. The worst thing about city life
during the modern era is knowing that every rat is on the attack
and every person is prey. Ceaseless trepidation; the co mmon ma n
see himself or herself as resources being targeted, while the
culture of the street attributes notoriety to a petty criminal as
though it's an initiation process of achieving biological
maturation.
The supermarkets keep introducing new techniques to increase
their share of the consumer market. People are being ripped off;
the big food chains now produce the items they used to only
market, and profit off the sales while others close down factories.
The big chains utilize their own vehicles for distribution of the
goods they sell in their markets, leaving many truck drivers
unemployed. Worst yet, they produce inferior goods and put them
on shelves with the only other choice being the highest priced
comparable commodity available to the shopper. Waiting in lines
to pay the cashier, waiting months to see a medical specialist,
spending hours on the phone until customer services answers - all
to save the expenses involved to respect the clientele by providing
by adequate staffing. The cumulative stress of Urban Aggravation
is a time bo mb, if not a persistent leakage from a nuclear facility.
The only proble m is co mmunication. Where co mmunication
thrives, education jives.
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