Then they go back home, switch on the TV set again, and they think they got a life. They're consumer drones. One of the important things throughout your work has been the importance of acting authentically. The big restricting part of the culture we live in is the fact that it's got this kind of a politically correct kind of a thing going for it. This isn't just true about the left or about feminism, but about our culture in general.
Nobody does that.
So many of our lives are full of these suppressions, where we suppress our impulses. We don't really like what's going on, and we suspect that things are actually possibly in quite bad shape, but somehow we go along with it. The big breakthrough for many culture jammers, including myself, has been picking up on that situation distinct that you're not going to suppress your authentic, spontaneous impulses anymore. You're going to act out. A lot of your vision for an economy might look like seems to involve markets.