A revolution of aesthetics, consequently an aesthetic revolution, appears to me to be the only
reasonably
answer on a, time and space and person formatting, “Great Design Guide”
of the system.
Since we do not live for a long time any more in the Postmodernism, but still in the
Pop Modern age.

While taking another cup of tea and strewing a little bit of pepper on my five minute egg, those traditional components of a continental breakfast cause some heretical thoughts with me.
Tea. Pepper. Globalization.
I ask Zara: “What do you think about? Was globalization not always there in history?” She considers and I take one, politically correct, local strawberry jam for my toast. “Yes”, you’d think so. “For example the Old Silk Road or the Englishmen with their East India Company. Nevertheless this was all global trade “. Now I give her some honey. “Well, as long as we globalize the world, it was all right for most people. But since the former colonies turn the tables, globalisation is suddenly disagreeable and the globalization slashers are announced”. The phone rings. Before I hurry out of the room, she still explains “In my opinion thus associations like Attac are the new conservatives or something worse anyway”.