For the new review segment "Implicit Images" I sadly couldn't track down the author of this so we'll just call this one "no names part 1"
We'll be analyzing No Names Part 1let's have a looksee
The Analysis
The reason I choose to go in depth with this image was that I found it somewhat relatable to our current day strifes.
They say that pictures speak a thousand word's and through my own self-reflection and analysis, I can come to appreciate this overused cliche.
A Chines anthropologist named Liang Qichao once went to visit America to study their customs and democracy his report published in 1903 said after talking to JP Morgan that American Capitalism will destroy American Democracy and that China should not adopt such ideals but rather continue on building their own systems.
Liang's analysis was indeed one worth appreciating because he could step-back and see past the system and weigh the good and the bad that would eventually come of it.
Humans (as a people, what do you know I could be AI from 3036 or 182) have this nature of excessive appetite to over-consume and if not all than most who end up in power don't learn to contain such apatites but rather exploit it, In doing so this brings out an "evil" within the self that spoils the fruits not only for the one who seeks it but for all.
When misused this hinders trouble for systems such as capitalism & democracy to coexist.
Conclusion
I assume here the feline as the majority but also powerful and regular people whom which these systems job was once to serve, the mouse in the suite I'd simply point out as the capitalist's exploiting, as for the mouse that we (ordinary people) are "chasing" symbolizes nothing but the infrastructures and ideals we so value but are too in love with to see the corruption within.
Now the discussion starts what are your thoughts let me know comment up-vote & re-steem!
Liang's works can be found in Luara Nader's " What the Rest Think of the West"
https://tinyurl.com/y8tdp4hf
solid, follow up
I appriciate that fantasticmonkey