Production of the mythology of efficiency

Is there not a parallel between the constant production of the Veil - the object of concealment, or an enveiling packaging of the capitalist system created for the class without the means of production and the production of fantasy from the workings of our unconcsious psyche?

In fact, as with any mythology the person that comes to believe it, pays for it. Capitalism creates a ruthlessly efficient system of the myth-making (for example one part of such credo is the story of an efficient market in comparison to the public sector) where the myths are constantly on sale and in fact in demand.

This works splendidly well also in state-capitalism. Both capitalism and state-capitalism are bounded by their respective belief-systems. This production works to produce the culture of the society.

What does this connection between the unconscious mind and the economic system indicate? The former is after all often the source of the success of the economic system. We could infer that something like the complexes of the psyche influence and reoccur in the economic system.

While culture is considered as one of the most value-ladden of products, I see here a reason to put a reversion on this price. Since we have to consume the culture to be indoctrinated in the system and sustain the sum of mythologies of capitalism so that we make good consumers and good workers. We should be paid to be believing in this mechanism of nonsense!

The coming to consciousness of this Veil can be solved by creating more culture inspired by other forms of economics, a production of culture that spreads faster and speaks of the reality without a motive to imbibe capitalism into the persons' moral sentiments.

Internet and IT in general provide the individual with the power to create and share their creativity to others, amusingly this is happening. What keeps the motive in this new growing culture to reverse capitalism while sustaining itself as a society and working faster and more powerfully than the capitalist culture?