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Concept describing the control/subjugation of the general population by means of large corporations with an excess of power, societal standards that have been deemed "proper," and the indoctrination of poor livelihoods as the ideal. The idea of making your job your entire life is Big Society, life should be worth living. Big Society is combated by the desire to grow as a person emotionally, and exercise both your mind and your body to reach your fullest potential. Big Society examples: Large corporations societal standards excess impurities in food Willingness to accept failure Not Big Society: Celebrating the arts Celebrating the sciences Improving your mind Improving your body Enjoying your life traveling Note: This is not to say "TV is bad, never be inside, never work in an office, never eat junk food." Everything is okay in moderation, just not all the time because you can hurt yourself. What matters is that you are making the most of what life has given you.
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