couldn't agree with it better.
A world/human has its both good and deceitful sides, and most people would only show the good positive sides of them, things only shows as events happened, lurking out their other side of them. That is why it is good to hope that your life is normal, peaceful, quiet. But humans sure are ironic, while hoping nothing to happen, at the same point feels its too bored, when things happen, they hope its the opposite. When they show the other side of them, on the other hand feels things shouldnt happen, and they push the blame on the events happened and not they themselves.
we are always living in an illusive reality, assuming identities as part of our everyday life. When we go to work, we take upon an identity of an staff, compromising and meeting the demands of customers, schooling, as students who strives to complete the assignments given, with friends, where identity as a friend to share your thoughts, happiness with one another, so does taking all these identities change who and what we actually are? How well does one or the other influences and impacts on their distinct social behavior? Are we performing these actions to suit our identity at certain points of time? Are we in a society of deception? is this what we were forced to become, or what we hoped to become?
The world we see in televisions are never the same as what we experience in reality, media itself is a powerful tool to inculcate propaganda/intentional messages to the public, thus none would want to show the true side of them, perhaps such as a documentary film i saw recently, Zeitegiest Adddeum or something, which offers and explains a theory of deception and possible hidden facts of how the U.S government manipulates the world leaders into 'corruption' in search for financial profits, and how possible assasinations, 'intentional terrorism and war' came upon, such as the war of iraq, where there is a possibility of u.s overtaking the country just solely for a show of dominance power as well as the rich oil prices control. All these are uncertain, but however after watching the documentary movie, i felt it might be true, and once again, ignorance is bliss, for you has lesser things to worry about.