Helium: Archaeology

A Story by Abishai100

A strange re-presentation of civilization-IQ through the 'dynamic(s)-lens' of 'wrought' Western/American data-ether.

A nod to civilization-IQ dioramas, inspired by Capitalism: A Love Story (Michael Moore). Thanks so much for reading,

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The Salk (California) had become host to a special post-apocalypse fashion-show, highlighting humanity's joint interests in science and lifestyle on Earth.

A married-couple, scientists-scholars (Amlan/Ezzy) were working through the Dartmouth-CalTech consumerism-IQ exchange (East-West) to evaluate the perimeters of blending the sciences with lifestyle and thought about the convenience-imagination in modern Western/American capitalism regarding the flow/labyrinth of Starbucks, IBM, and Casio!

AMLAN: There's a prestige to the sciences in the West, because of the institutionalism of places like Johns Hopkins.

EZZY: Maybe all this modern 'nonlinear' analytics will reveal the quality of dollars!

Ironically, all this flair of modern capitalism geometry regarding the convenience-consumerism imagination paralleled a living intelligence regarding the nature of commercial rails. Planet Earth had become host to the 'ordered-chaos' of production linked to everyday life-creativity!

AMLAN: I wonder if the mechanical 'Xenomorph' (alien-dragon!) action-figurines reflect the ideations of paranoia.

EZZY: They're certainly 'modern' and 'strange' and 'alien' and 'esoteric' and 'dogmatic' for consumerism/media IQ.

All this talk of 'fantastic' storytelling regarding unusual orientations/consciousness paralleling the qualities of media imagination for future-world thinking did indeed reveal the strange magic of capitalism engineering, but would the Dartmouth-CalTech intellectual duo (Amlan/Ezzy) successfully present/showcase this form of traffic fantasy (linked to consumerism) in a way that would stir 'real' democracy?

AMLAN: Maybe we'd consider Netflix and other media-convenience 'arrows' as signs of humanity's will to dream!
EZZY: You sound much more 'idealistic' than our peers/rivals at schools suggest, darling; but all this 'dance' is simply IQ.

What would archaeologists of the future make of this "Facebook-world" of ours in the 21st-Century (United States) emergence of post-9/11 era commerce-rail dialogue and creativity? Would they say we loved candy...or diary?