We were all meant to be creators. A corporation should not extend outside of ones town. Let every man be the potato chip maker, soap maker, toothpaste maker and furniture maker of his own city.

Every single healthy working man should be a business owner and the business is passed down to Son and Daughter thru the generations. This guarantees employment from the day a child is born and keeps families together.

In a recent commercial on tv, they were promoting how to use video conferences to keep in touch with your kids while on business trips. Send a digital teddy bear ! The kid can be glued to the screen rather than hugged in your arms.

The days of women knowing field herbs and healing and making their own breads from grinding their own wheat are gone too. Any ache and pain doesn't bring in the herbalist healing women, but a trip to the clinic for more meds.

Its the way its been for thousands of years, but only changed to high tech and big corp when THEY CAME DOWN to earth at the turn of the century, 1900s

We are depressed because we cannot practice our inborn creative abilities, The little guy cannot compete against a multi billion dollar big corp that employs high tech science and lab testing to its products and employs poor Chinese and East Indian workers to make it.

And then to we cling to our employment like a lifeboat because our livelihood depends on the company not laying us off. We place our livelihood on them rather than ourselves.

The average man cannot make his own furniture and sell it to his fellow townsfolk cause they all shop at the suppliers who make it in mass quantity and ship it in precise logistics and marketing to their millions of stores thruout the states.

Some people can make it in the system after the strenuous (jumping thru the hoops) applications of codes and laws and permits, but its only a few percent who do and they have to come up with something not done before. Then right when he gets his business off the ground, a big fish will make him a offer to buy it up.

I remember one guy made a great cheesy popcorn, it wasn't long before the big Corp bought up his product so their recognizable logo could go onto its packaging.

In one town a indoor flew market opened that got filled with people from all walks of life (many already had careers like law, health to homemaker) But they came out of the woodwork with jams, jellies, leather work, purses, homemade clothing, furniture and more. Something came up and they were all shut down. Walk into most major flea markets today and its filled with with salespeople selling cheap plastic toys from china.

Its simply a Lord and Serf planet weve reduced ourselves to and most of us have lost that creative freedom.