Trillion Dollar Man

Time is not money. Money buys time form others. Money, as long as it is accepted, buys all.

Was Ted DiBiasi right? Does everyone have their price? In this world, no. Not anymore. For, beyond the monetary, there is the issue of security. Even if one is paid, there is no guarantee that hee/she will live to spend it. Death, too, is within the control of the dollar; and, life is a cheap commodity.

If a $30K/yr lifestyle is truly considered bourgeiose, then the $1T economy can certainly afford to kill us all off. And, for those who fall beneath that middle class line, life is simply not worth living.

Money buys time. Advertising time, for example, is the ability to broadcast, project and inform the population. What message then? Any message, really, as long as it has been paid for. The message is always valid. Success in advertising is the promotion of memorability. Repetition often works, but there needs to be memorability to it as well.

[Those who are not remembered, the forgotten, downtrodden, and disappeared, need better agents.]