Excerpt: "THE SIMULACRUM OF UTOPIAN DECAY" (A.Glass 2020)

"...in this harboring and familiarity of Utopian idealism, in its perpetuation, we see a decay, from a dramatic rise within the 21st Century of a middle class who solely intertwined the idealist notion of

an equilibrium of financial stability, that one could attain a collective mentality within their

desire for wealth. It does hold a merit to socialist aspects, but only in its sentimentalism

and most often the enacted semantics, when growth of asset values, from an

acknowledged inflation of prices has taken precedence. Which interestingly enough has

been muted by aspects of economic markets, not by design, but by a repetitive process of

dividing and combining the consumer while at the same insuring the whole global

economy. This has been achieved without any conspiracy reasoning. Rather as an

evolving process, with the removal of cash from a interconnected world replaced by digital

transactions, which in turn is heavily underwritten by governments and Central Banks that

may, for a moment in time, appear to have smoothed out issues like hyperinflation or

deflation and other economic turmoil, but it has not removed the uncertainty and more

importantly the fragility hat exists within this globalist and interconnected world. That as

mentioned, is a combination of two significant time periods within the 20th century, the first

beginning in 18th Century France, when a template was created for what could be

deemed as a workable Utopia, this was known as the French Utopians..."

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