As shown in their pep talks, sparring and marketing skills, their slogans are glaring, zesty and venerable. So they could have captured the people’s eyes and ears so far.
In this point, all the roistering and ruling world powers seem to be genuine boosters or entertainers for the public. Moreover, they are like punsters or wrestlers who conduct a duel of wits in the MetLife Stadium. Never do they look like entrepreneurs who run sweetshops, auto shops or animating studios. In this relation, their dreamlike ideals, too, look helpful for the human race. Here is a perfect example.
Walter Disney, an American animator and a business entrepreneur, opened Disney Land in Orlando, Florida, the United States on Sunday, July 17, 1955. There, before the famous figures such as Ronald Reagan and other attendants he daringly declared that:
“To all who come to this happy place; welcome. Here, age relives fond memories of the past. And here youth may save the challenge and promise of the future. It is dedicated to the Ideals, the Dreams and the hard facts that have created America . . . with the hope that it will be a source of joy and inspiration to the entire world . . .”
In this broad-minded way, he proudly spoke about American Dream and idealistic goals. And he promised his creation, the Dreamy Land, would help the entire world people get hopes and dreams. (Below is Cinderella Castle in the Disney Land. Source: Wikipedia, SteamFan)
Right here, the cajoling bravura hit the jackpot. Then he became a symbol of great success with American Dream. Reportedly, almost 18 millions of the people visited there to see Magic Kingdom and other sightseeing only for one year of 2012. Thus, the Land has been recorded as the most fascinating theme park in the world. And, all of it was the secret of the great success of Walter Disney
The current ambitious entrepreneurs know of it deeply. Following in his footsteps they all have lifted up this sort of magical ideals before the people. Then they are to achieve their own hidden ambition like the American. Thus, it is natural that their slogans mixed with ideals and dreams have been intrigued by the people. A mass of people gleaned the fallen leaves of their slogans as if those had been a nice meal prepared for the fans. Then they pick-and-mixed their ideals and scanned them. From there, the people have found out something in it perceptibly that:
‘All the slogans are not the Rosetta stone at all.’
Then the common people tried to translate all the slogans word for word in detail. Finally, they came to read them all into one voice. Right, the voice revealed their hidden mind as below:
“The power of dreams is the passion for perfection to the high-end. As a big man I have now new thinking and new possibilities. Then, I’ll be the Best and be the First in this (auto) world. Please believe me and depend upon us. And, make a pure drive with my creation. Then,enjoy it in motion and emotion. It is a life. You will see it soon.”
All of it was their inhibited but unfolded mind. Thus, the people compared the slogans with their creations.
In fact, their creations have been already shown to the people. Those are no other than horseless chariots. So, the chariots are the creations the world powers have already introduced to the people. In this relation there was the right man at the turn of the 20th century. People said that he was possessed of sleight of hand. One day, a natty American, David D. Buick, created a shiny horseless chariot. It looked good like his smart and handsome face. (Below was the portrait of Buick. Source: Wikipedia)
To the people, he said artily about his creation that:
“I am not an artisan but an artist. Also, my creation is not a car to sell. It is but a work of art to appreciate. It was made by a craftsmanship.”
In light of his pompous saying, he seemed to have been a genuine artist but not a bungler. By all accounts, it was true that his creation was an artistic work with the escutcheon of three shields. Fortuitously, at around the same time, another extraordinary Englishman lived in Calcutta, India. He made a (Brooke) Swan Car in 1910 as below. (Source: www.telegraph.co.kr/motoring)
It was a unique, bizarre, exceptional work of art. It was made out of the human’s imagination and craftsmanship.
In this point, Buick’s comments on his work or the brainchild, Swan Car, deserves a pioneering act. Never can the act be dismissed or forsaken as a domineering act.Further, such a man must be honored as a man of great pride, for it was part of divine plan for a better world.
In this context, it seems that all the slogans are pointing to the yolk of the human value. Yes, the slogans sound lovable and loftierin yielding mood. In fact, to exalt the man and depress the beast in mindis noteworthy and praiseworthy. Nobody deny it. If so, doing such things can never be ridiculous but sublime. Further, it can be considered a heavenly cause.
Right here, all the professionals in the world look like philanthropists beyond artists and/or arm-wavers.Handsome is as handsome does. Nobody can find out negative or whispering campaign from their chants or slogans. Right, they all seem to be men of virtue as if they possessed the Passion of Christ for the humankind. So they look like His apostles to follow His principle ardently. In this context, such demeanors are dazzling and hypnotic. And their slogans are choking, compelling, and dumfounding. For the reason, they could have belled the cast so far.
From this point of view, the world powers must have been big men with a big nose like a biggish and Pietistic colossus. However their hopes and diffusive dreams are not fit for the reality. Reality is cranky, fitful. It is far from dream, hope, and/or ideal. The earthly world is pregnant with a commercial rivalry in the fast lane. The rivalry has plenty of barriers that lie ahead of them like the sea.