Magnet-Man: Earth's Pho

Can world-matrix capitalism image forward a physics for decisions-thinkers (for all)?

A world-matrix graphics vignette about inventions in institutionalism paranoia, inspired (loosely) by the American paranoia-muscular film Demolition Man (Sylvester Stallone). 

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I'd become a special diplomat of Earth-culture with toylands imagery for what was capitalism-race significance, casting special magnetism toys, you know. Magnets create a fantasy for the natural links of distance-closing between objects because of a physics-universe oddity of compatibility between polar-opposite energies creating contours of connection; such connections of magnet-image would reflect a capitalism/fortune fantasy for the risks/profits of shared minds, and I became my own Selfie-age readings-man of leviathan/uncertainty (Facebook-like!).

READER: Your concern for magnets for competitive capitalism is strange class.

ME: Well, the bonds between objects created by magnets is infinite, no?

READER: Well, I must say capitalism is profit-nets but also individual Ego, surely.

ME: Well, the concept of compatibility between objects is Earthling jam!

READER: This is advanced placements in cliched idealism for thermal-bell.

ME: Without greed?

Sure, as 'Magnet-Man' of the Western Earth (American Homeland), I'd considered my special net-motions imagery for attractions between profiteers and capitalists a special metaphysics for controls in sanity/securities, and my fans/critics wondered if my magnetization flowery for Earth-line would parallel some real-world superstition of matrix-frailty for the Ego.

GIRLFRIEND: As magnet-IQ invested, you're sure this is sportsmanship?

ME: Well, capitalism's arms for vanities does create special lines of the Ego!

GIRLFRIEND: Magnets aren't really applied psychology; more like fantasy.

ME: I know that's true...but maybe my magnet-universe is simply change.

GIRLFRIEND: Good (Selfie-like).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)