Mr Kusa

Mr Kusa is a big strong fellow, smart and courageous.

Frequently, Mr Kusa's valient efforts to help others go awry, because he has not helped himself; his values are suspect, his morals are skewed- he acts without real volition, following the "news" and "advertising" provided by the mind control box/television.
Mr Kusa is of course unaware of this- his senses, including common and of self, because his environment has been created to disrupt his body's electromagnetic connection to the earth. He is, in effect, poorly grounded and simultaneously bombarded by waves.
Energy waves of information, passing through the Universe; becoming particles when observed, becoming ideas as they pass through him- becoming what Mr Kusa thinks. Becoming real as he and his 60 million friends think and talk and obsess about them...
Giantic waves of energy/information make the universe, Huge ones make the world, and Little tiny ones make Mr Kusa, and some of these waves just aren't working right, now. Mr Kusa's planet is all twisted inside itself, and his solar system is crooked in space!
In fact, Mr Kusa's planet is currently occluded from the galactic core (which is terrible) and he and his friends are cut off from their connection to the highest sense of order. Since his planet has passed into the "Great Dark Rift" his people have been bad crazy.
The vast clouds of junk caught in the plane of the galactic ecliptic; things which never became planets, clouds of gas incompatible with life, and waves of energy called "bad ideas", are between his planet and the core, blocking the light for Mr Kusa's planet.
Subsequently, he and his 60 million friends have become obsessed with surrounding themselves with infinite piles of junk on their planet, too. Mr Kusa now makes things to throw them away, and collects many copies of miscellaneous things stored everywhere.
Consequently, Mr Kusa has depleted his planet's natural resources, just wasting most of them, left poisonous piles of garbage everywhere, created radioactive waste that will last practically forever, and borrowed massively, indescriminately, against the future.
Sadly, it is quite likely that Mr Kusa and his friends will do more damage before it ends. Somehow, he and his 60 million friends must change their fundamental outlook on life. Sooner than later, or too late will come too soon, and it may well be the end of them all.