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O grande problema do ser humano é que ele adora o formalismo, as formas artificiais. Cria toda uma serie de complicações, que leva a uma gradual perda de liberdade e lança em compartimentos estanques. Numa sociedade de consumo, onde a tecnologia tem cada vez mais aplicações para atender as necessidades do povo, a perda de liberdade é uma constante ameaça. Perdemos a liberdade de nos movimentarmos nas estradas e ruas congestionadas de gente e automóveis, a liberdade de privacidade nos apartamentos acanhados, onde ate os sons fisiológicos são ouvidos. A liberdade de pensamento, usurpada por uma censura onipresente que nos ditas o que devemos consumir e pensar. A liberdade de crer, com destruição da raiz das religiões de cultos externos e sensacionalista. O QUE NOS RESTA ENTÃO ????????????

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