one chocolate cookie

one chocolate cookie

The noble-minded and morally ambitious members were astonished at the indulgence of society. They condemned consumerism but instead celebrated beauty and nature, art and friendship.

But the biscuit company is a reminder that countries that ignore the efficient production of chocolate biscuits and rigorously prevent the most capable members of society from spending their lives developing innovative marketing and promotion techniques are always faced with too daunting challenges. meaningful place in

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Such countries are poor. They are too poor to ensure political stability and care for their most vulnerable population.

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Classy countries leave their people starving, while self-centred and childish countries have the resources to invest in obstetrics wards and skull-scanning machines, thanks to 6,000 varieties of ice cream.

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This society is an industry unrelated to our serious and meaningful needs, an industry in which it is difficult to avoid the gap between the seriousness of the means and the triviality of the ends, and as a result, in front of computer terminals and in warehouses, it is easy to put us on the brink of loss of meaning. The industry was making huge amounts of money.

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Even though I feel a faint sense of hopelessness thinking about the banality of work, I cannot help but respect the material abundance that comes from it. It may seem like a childish game on the surface, but in fact, it's because we knew that it was never far from our struggle for survival itself.

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“Biscuits these days are not a culinary thing, but a branch of psychology.”

Response of psychological craving through the dough.

This absurd tale is given by a seasoned branding expert with a personality that exudes nuances appropriate to the situation, like the protagonists of great novels.

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One cookie with a chocolate coating on it, all the thoughts in it.