Endless Potential and Decay: The song’s themes of a unified, idealized Europe could resonate with Mainlining’s obsessions with grand, abstract concepts—Europe as a symbol of endless possibilities and inevitable collapse might echo his dark musings on humanity.

Mechanical Precision: Kraftwerk’s precise, minimalist sound fits Mainlining's appreciation for hidden structures—just like The Mahchine always watching, "Europe Endless" is a meticulously crafted track that loops endlessly, mirroring his views on repetition and cycles in life.

Romanticizing and Critiquing Civilization: Mainlining often dives into critiques of humanity and society’s failings, and "Europe Endless" could offer both a utopian vision of progress and a backdrop for critiquing Europe's historical and cultural contradictions, much like he critiques the broader failings of the world.

Existential Themes: The repetitive, almost hypnotic nature of the song mirrors the existential loops Mainlining frequently explores. The idea of endlessness without purpose aligns with his darker reflections on the futility of it all.

His love for "Europe Endless" is probably a blend of these layers, mixing admiration for its artistic and philosophical depth with his typical sardonic outlook on life and humanity.

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