Chowder Variant: Alien ESP

Cyber-writer presents a capitalism-symbolism 'vignette' about rivalry-duality between White/Red clam-chowder and Western education.

An inventive 'vignette' about eats-hospitality reflection of capitalism-chess English, inspired by Fried Green Tomatoes. 

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There's two types of clam-chowder, the iconic multi-ingredient seafood-soup dish which may or may not include celery and potatoes and of course those delicious chewy New England fished clams/seafood. You'll find the two types of clam-chowder in a special seafood eatery/dive/restaurant in, say, New Hampshire and/or New York (USA). The two types are New England and Manhattan; the former is thick and creamy in texture and white in color and uses milk-dairy as its main soup-base composition substance, while the latter is red, lighter in texture and uses tomato-soup as its composition-substance. I myself (secretly!) prefer the white/milk variant (New England clam-chowder), but some prefer the Manhattan-red. This is story about variance in clam-chowder...and the 'high-tension drama' created by this sibling-rivalry in Western-world (seafood!) soup examination(s).

My name's Amlan Satan and I'm a capitalism comics-lore fanfiction writer on the cyber-highway living on some of my princely-inherited fortunes. I'm an Ivy-grad and currently working on a Spring-season culinary-cyber presentation of 'world-fare hospitality thematics' for toasts for various cuisine from around the modern Earth which represent globalism/consumerism rhetoric or superstition(s). Currently, I've been developing/enhancing my sense of this 'sibling-rivalry' between the clam-chowder variants (New England and Manhattan) and considering the cyber/social-media/'Selfie' culture commentary by citizenry on what comprises the 'substance' (or style!) of this clam-chowder Western continental dualism. Follow along!

CRITIC: White (New England) clam-chowder is creamier and more 'classic' and invokes sense of Ego.

CRITIC: Red (Manhattan) clam-chowder is 'creative' and tomato-rich and invokes sense of experimentalism!

I was thinking of a special Margot Kidder (American) film featuring a psyche-fracture horror-tale of sibling-sisters (twins) separated at birth and continuing to harbor a morbid and graphic mentally unstable sisterly-relationship of bloody-murder and uneasy duties to each other while framing an 'American' sensibility regarding 'wrought' community-values negotiations and spiritual paranoia of the 'species' variant. This searing Brian De Palma film reminded me why we think of 'dualism' (in general!) as a sort of frame-up for the variants in conscious/perceptual experience that 'drive' our sense(s) of 'real' democracy. I thought of this Margot Kidder film as I 'concocted' by sibling-rivalry world-fare cuisine duality symbolism globalism-consumerism 'ideology' re-presentation of the White-Red (New-England/Manhattan) clam-chowder eats/soup 'rivalry' in hospitality Ego-life (in the Western-world!).

So, I walked into a shopping-mall (somewhere in Detroit) and took 'stock' of some very beautiful in-store consumerism/commerce-life 'fashion-dolls' of cosmetics/style showcase (mannequins!) and started to 'fall in-love' with two of them, the twins of variants in clothing/color and wondered about which one would like White and which one would prefer Red clam-chowder (ha)! I thought about the Margot Kidder film about sister-rivalry/psychosis and I thought about the 'quality' of expression(s) surrounding 'fractures' in capitalism-theory or 'chess' symmetry surfacing 'beauty' in ironically structured 'dominions' of 'regular' commercial vanities (like hospitality politics of capitalism itself). I thought about the devastation of the fabled/representative 'Twin-Towers' of NYC on 9/11. All this was English because of the 'Earth-magic' of the White-Red clam-chowder 'sibling-rivalry' of the Ego...and of the heart (wow).

"Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone" (John Maynard Keynes).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)