Eärendorn
@12macarrones
Eärendorn
Exist, not exit.
I’m no transhumanist or accelerationist, but I am however interested in adaptation and resilience over rejection and denial. We could be a lot happier, healthier and again productive if we allocated a fraction of our time and energy on conditioning ourselves to new environments and ideas, instead of fervently stressing to avoid the... See more
I’m no transhumanist or accelerationist, but I am however interested in adaptation and resilience over rejection and denial. We could be a lot happier, healthier and again productive if we allocated a fraction of our time and energy on conditioning ourselves to new environments and ideas, instead of fervently stressing to avoid the... See more
Matt Klein • Unplugging Is Not the Solution You Want
Maquiavelo sobre el infierno
björk said that trying to communicate through talking feels like trying to put the ocean through a straw
"Estoy un poco lastimado, pero no estoy muerto. Me recostaré para sangrar un rato.
Luego me levantaré a pelear de nuevo".
-JOHN DRYDEN,
If I wake up and touch my phone, I’ve already lost hours. Not because I’m browsing social media for hours, but because the mind has already been agitated, made unquiet, and the context switch back into thoughtfulness can take the whole morning. In other words, the addict part of my brain takes over and contaminates my ability to be contemplative. I... See more
Craig Mod • Offscreen Magazine Interview
El origen de la estupidez, por el sociólogo Theodor W. Adorno - Cultura Inquieta
El origen de la estupidez, por el sociólogo Theodor W. Adorno - Cultura Inquieta
El origen de la estupidez
“What I need, what I am trying to build, is — I coin this phrase by analogy to a memory palace — an attention cottage . ... When I sit down in a chair with a book in my lap, a notebook at my side, and no screens within reach or sight, I am dwelling in my attention cottage.
The great artists and thinkers cultivate a systolic/diastolic rhythm, tension... See more