Halcyon Days

Anyone who lived a hundred years ago – so actually just yesterday – would probably think our world was paradise. We need to think less now, because we have small black boxes in our pockets, containing all of human knowledge. They talk to us and show everyone the way through the world. We can travel on ships as big as floating cities and eat gold-decorated strawberries. The arc radius of cucumbers is now straight. And if you don't know how to turn on the stove, food is brought by people on bicycles. The emotional cotton candy of our happiness are automatic cars in which we spend a good part of our lives, always on the move. Always searching. But – where do we want to go?