Quote of the day: "No one really knows why we die. No one gets a break so we try. Ignoring mortality, we worship mediocrity and wait to see what happens up on high." - In So Many Ways
How Much Is Enough?
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07/26/2011 at 12:18
I think this song speaks to the belief that more is better. Our ancestors have travelled far and wide in order to discover what was available to plunder. That mentality is still totally pervasive to this day, in that people consistently strive to take more, have more, get more, be more, see more, do more, etc. Regardless of what negative effect this has on us.
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07/11/2004 at 11:38
It is about people telling us what we want and us falling for it, being consumers of things we do not need. It seems that people are always striving for more, not always knowing why; just because they want to be comparable to others. We are greedy, and some day soon, that greed will swallow us whole.
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07/11/2004 at 11:38
This is stating how we are bred simply to consume, and our modern lives are now defined by our property. The lyrics are saying that this destroys our ability to think and function as anything other than a consumer in a business market that our lives have become.
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