It is the age of micro-technology, pixels and cyberspace. The age of ever-evolving gadgetry, access and communication. These phrases reflect the current thinking that hard work and experience are not enough to satisfy our urge for progress.
Hard work is well, too hard.
And experience takes too long. Instead, if we all hold hands, close our eyes and think hard enough, we will be rewarded immediately with ideas borne out of god knows what. It s the only way to meet our self-inflicted timelines for success. We are under pressure to make the future happen faster every day. Alongside our cultural speedway, the destination of which can be nothing other than a collective nervous breakdown, is an unnerving movement of quite a different nature.