Capitalism's People

A dioramic re-presentation of what makes civilization so 'completely' dressy!

A treatise on 'living' dynamic capitalism imagination, inspired by A People's History of the United States (Howard Zinn). 

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Brain the great dog was listening to the classical piano performances of the 20th Century when he began thinking about the nature of beauty in capitalism!

He thought about the great Fairy-Godmother(s) of capitalism and why she re-presented certain fantasies/imagination(s) about the quality of market(s) and commercial vanities and the appeal of lifestyle-storytelling in modern and classic cinema.

Brain the great dog thought about the timeless and 'uncanny' appeal of the amazing Brut cologne series which presented a showcasing of cool but elegant scents for men who wanted to hide body odor(s) with the serene feelings of adorned confidence(s). This was civilization.

BRAIN (the great dog): At what 'juncture' has civilization crossed that 'grey-line' between development(s) and speed(s)?

Brain thought about his best friend, Amlan Satan, professor of linguistics and NSA-operative of modern language negotiation(s) at Dartmouth/CalTech, and wondered about the nature of comic book doodles capturing this socialized fascination with the shape/magic of derived/unusual 'avatars' of capitalism fear(s). Who's the Evil Elf of Christmastime shopping, for example? Is capitalism somehow haunted?

AMLAN SATAN (Brain's best-friend at Dartmouth): I'm the 'Sherlock Holmes' of customs-negotiation(s) for globalism diaries.

If capitalism is to survive this 'twilight-era' of negotiation(s), we've got to derive the 'magic' and normality of traffic characterization(s) and somehow 'transcend' the haunting of 9/11. This is the challenge --- this is what Brain is studying --- the accessibility of civilization data.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)