How Do Things Change in Here?

I think I'm not only person who is wondering why Japanese people always make everything so crazy. But, in this few years, I have reached at a conclusion. I guess It's just like a "copy noise".

To test, copy some documents with a copy machine. Repeat to put the copied paper on the machine and copy it again and again. You will see the characters on the copied documents are blurred more and more, and some stains which originally are dust or something grow bigger and bigger. Japanese people tend to pay attention to these stains rather than the contents on their copies. As I have repeatedly mentioned, they are not wanting to make their original things because they know copying is more easy way. But, since they also know that their behaviour has less originality, they desire to append their own cheap (but unique, they think) idea to their copies. These ideas are always one of following or combination of them: showy, unusually small, recklessly expensive (by using gold or diamonds), (pretend to be) cute, related to temporary fad or related to sex. The other people, who don't know the origins, are attracted by those additional idea. (These people cannot even find out why these original things are worth to imitate.) They expand those copy noises when they make another copy. In this way, the original spirit has been lost and incomprehensible things are continuing to be made here.

"Whoa! How groovy is his hair? Who's this?"

"I don't know. Anyway, I wonder what we should do to become groovy like this."

"It's easy, imitate his hairstyle."

"No! Imitations are always worse than origins! Make this groovy portion two times bigger so that we can become two times groovier than him."

"How's this? I think it's nothing but groovy."

"You can say that again. It's totally groovy."

"But we need more bigger groovy portion."

"My neck is tired cause this is a bit heavy. Do I look groovy?"

"Not bad. But you still have needless things to be groovy. You should shave your foolish eyebrows off."

"Don't I look like a sushi?"

"You have nothing to worry about. You look great."

"However, you seem to forget about our groovy portion. Back to the basic and make the portion more huge."

"Isn't this even more than grooviest?"

"Yeah, nothing can be groovable more than this!"

"This grooviness is, I think, so groovy. But we have to give people more bigger shock. How's changing your hair color?"

"Like this?"

"You are the emperor of groovy kingdom."

"If you want to be more groovy, you have to die."

"Oh yeah... What does it mean?"

"Uh, I don't know."

"Look at my new extremely grooveful hair. I can change this groovy direction freely."

"Comparing with you, all the rest of people are almost grooveless living dead."

"It's fun! Let me play with it."

"No way. Don't touch it!"

"I got so old. But look, my hair is still big!"

"Indeed. By the way, Do you remember why we have kept this stupid hair for this long time?"

"It's just I'm wondering!"