There are two methods by which predators snag prey: one is to attract victims into a snare, and the other is to simply strike. Today’s corporate predators use both. First, they lure us in with convenience. But unlike natural predators their objective is not to consume us immediately; their profit lies in keeping us alive and coercing us to obey their directives. To accomplish this, they gradually sneak in more hooks. Like the bee in the photo above we are waking up, but it’s already too late; it’s hard to see how we’re going to escape.
Three Companies Now Run The World
Three Companies Now Run The World
Three Companies Now Run The World
There are two methods by which predators snag prey: one is to attract victims into a snare, and the other is to simply strike. Today’s corporate predators use both. First, they lure us in with convenience. But unlike natural predators their objective is not to consume us immediately; their profit lies in keeping us alive and coercing us to obey their directives. To accomplish this, they gradually sneak in more hooks. Like the bee in the photo above we are waking up, but it’s already too late; it’s hard to see how we’re going to escape.