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    Sometimes, Meredith says as we look out over the floor of bikes, she feels that we’re on the beginning of a cultural change. Why would anyone work in the old way, the people at Baltimore Bicycle Works wonder, when they can take back control of their work and make it meaningful again?I learned there are tens of thousands of democratic workplaces like Baltimore Bicycle Works, all over the world.Several distinguished social scientists have tried to get grants to study7 what happens to your mental health in democratic workplaces, and they have all been turned down, so we don’t have much data.Work wouldn’t be an ordeal that’s done to you, something to endure.It’d be a democratic tribe that you are part of, and that you control as much as anyone else.This, I came to think, is a way to reclaim that slogan, and help people to gain what they are rightly hungering for.Happiness is really feeling like you’ve impacted another human positively.I think a lot of people want their work to be like that, she said.I kept getting signals that the way to be happy is simple.Display your status.These impulses called to me, from every advertisement, and from so many social interactions.But what is the way beyond them?I could understand the arguments against them very well.But there they were, in my head, and all around me, trying to pull me back down.But Tim, I learned, has been proposing two ways, as starters, to wriggle free.The first is defensive.Advertising, he says, is a form of mental pollution.So there’s an obvious solution.Restrict or ban mental pollution, just like we restrict or ban physical pollution.This isn’t an abstract idea.It has already been tried in many places.It had made the city look ugly, and made people feel ugly, by telling them everywhere they looked that they had to consume.They called it the Clean City Law.As the signs were removed one by one, people began to see beautiful old buildings that had long been hidden.Some 70 percent of the city’s residents say the change has made it a better place.I went there to see it, and almost everyone says the city seems somehow psychologically cleaner and clearer than it did before.We could take this insight and go further.Several countries, including Sweden and Greece, have banned advertising directed at children.The implication was that if you are one of the 99.99 percent of humans who look less buff than this, you are not ready to show your flesh on the beach.There was a big backlash, and the posters were eventually banned.Imagine if we had a tough advertising regulator who wouldn’t permit ads designed to make us feel bad in any way.How many ads would survive?My hunch is that, if we start to really talk about how this affects our emotional health, we will begin to see the need for more radical changes.The kids were telling Nathan Dungan one thing, over and over again.They needed consumer objects.

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