The Mongolian Steppe of complete freedom.

The longer I think, the more I realize that people are fooled, chasing completely wrong ideas. There is a big beauty in a phenomenon of being thrown in a deserted area where one family lives with 5 horses and 17 goats and instead of crying for help, that family smiles and says "look how wonderful world is." It sounds so cliche and everyone knows it... so why barely anyone lives by that principle? Why does everyone create completely trashy life goals which have nothing to do with what they actually want to do?

Illuminati confirmed, right? Some powerful and rich people spread propaganda to control our lives, right? Yup, that is bullshit until it is not... but I doubt all of these theories. In reality, humans are just stupid, lost, and weak. That explains it better, right? And I don't mean it to sound bad. It is just objective. People don't know how to think anymore because thinking takes too much energy. It is so much easier to watch a dumb TV show rather than read a book or go out to nature and see the reality.

The best part is that everyone who watches dumb TV shows, myself included, always finds excuses for why they cannot do one thing or another. No money. No time. No energy. No health. No mood. and eventually, no interest. And yet, those robotic human-beings will always say that they want to understand the world and be happy. But I have a feeling that humans are born with one side of them wanting to suffer one way or another. All those motivational speakers talk about the importance of fighting for your dreams and bla bla bla. But no one talks about the fact that one side of you always fights for you to fail and suffer. And that is the nature of suffering.

Like it or not, when people have less, they don't have a reason to suffer so they enjoy whatever is in front of them, even though, that something might be the deserted Mongolian Steppe. But, oh boy, when you give it all to people, they seek for suffering. Why? I have no freaking idea.