I have been thinking about things lately. One is the kids being out of school. According to some people the kids are only doing about twenty percent of the work. This brings me to high school students. They are the next wave to become adults. So if they are not doing their work they won't graduate. So this makes for a population that will do the menial tasks such as factory work, fast food, etc. These are needed positions in our society but, it shows that the majority of the students don't care about the future.
Next, I was a pizza delivery driver for awhile. Lately I have been thinking about an apartment complex on the outskirts of town. This apartment complex seemed to house people who worked in the industrial areas near there. Are we looking at a corporate community? Along time ago The City of North Canton, Ohio was owned by Hoover Vacuums. It was essentially Hoover Town. They had their own police and rules. It was a dry community meaning you couldn't get a beer even on the weekend. Imagine if you basically had dormitories where you worked and where your family lived. Run by the rules of where you work. Sort of like 'The Projects' in the ghetto but, with more policing of what you do. "What is another word for project...experiment." -Public Enemy