Life in the Moment

We have dealt with fake, all kinds of cheap and tawdry or sophisticated and expensive imitation or pure makebelieve. We zealously learned to live in a bubble, and there were so many to choose from, but we couldn't adapt to the vision overspill once this or that bubble burst, because nobody would really tell you about the bubble's life expectancy or how to get on with what you thought was right outside, so you couldn’t prepare in advance for the next bubble-hop. At work, there is talk about abstract containers promoted by a corpulent fellow who wheezes while taking the stairs. Everything is an object, and is therefore, objective. The containers can take any form. The wheezing fellow wants to replace memory with repetition, he wants his knowledge to please and there are rumors that he wants to call the container head.