Human beings, with constant progress and revolution, have changed their lifestyle a lot. This has been good, and at the same time...a prison for practically everyone.

"The routine repeats itself, it's the same every day."

I said it, and I still maintain it. Get up at 6:50 a.m., put on your uniform, comb your hair, take your iPod, take your money, turn off the outside light, close the door, go downstairs, walk and wait for the bus, get on it, look out the window, in the same place, get off where you always do, cross the street, walk to school, wait for classes to start, then... everything is the same, every day, like a cycle, something that slowly and painfully consumes you mentally; you are used to the same code, always, programmed to always execute the same action, and this happens to all human beings, mental exhaustion, but now it is becoming more and more noticeable, you fall into an abyss and a great mental exhaustion; it is always the same, and things will not change until your retirement, or death...
You will always be working, whether for your future or for the day, there is not much rest after jumping the fence, it is even worse, you do not have as much hope as when you are young, in the end you only make rich those who already it is.

Even if you try to fight, you won't get anywhere. Revolution is just another turn of the circle...or maybe anarchy is the solution...

Even so, the basis is the same, it always will be, although it is much less noticeable.

Do humans hate themselves?
They're always the ones who suffer in their own conflicts. While other living beings collaborate to survive and attack other species, humans kill themselves. The story is even the same,
a mental obsolescence...

If a human were immortal and lived since the Stone Age, they would be mentally collapsed, exhausted, with a lot of knowledge, but... at what cost?

It's the same with any other human, being that at some point in life, there comes a point where the mind becomes obsolete, it remains in a cycle, just like the life of this same person.