Ana Lucía Salazar
@analuciasv
Ana Lucía Salazar
I have this framework in my mind that as we go forward on this automation / AI curve, every human skill will either become extinct, art, or sport. Extinct when machines absorb it. Art when humans still do it because we care about the person, story, or meaning. Sport when we watch humans test their limits — often for its own sake. We like to see
... See moreNotwithstanding the many real privations of his existence, our peasant farmer might have sensed a luminous, awe-inspiring dimension to the world around him. Untroubled by any notion of time 'ticking away', he might have experienced a heightened awareness of the vividness of things, the feeling of timelessness that Richard Rohr, a contemporary
... See moreFour Thousand Weeks, 21
One thing I would suggest is finding a way to make a lot of things and put them out, just to get a cycle going, without even thinking that it’s for anybody or that it’s going to accomplish anything. But every time you put something out, it makes it that much easier to put something else out. So you’re creating a sense of freedom in making things
... See moreEric Skelton • Creativity, According to Rick Rubin
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
-Arthur C. Clarke’s Third Law
Ahora Saint es un fantasma. Ahora podemos tenernos un amor igual. Él sabe las cosas que he ocultado durante todos estos años. Y ahora debo decírselo todo a mi hija. Que es la hija de un fantasma. Ella no tiene chi, y esa es mi mayor vergüenza. ¿Cómo puedo abandonar este mundo sin dejarle mi espíritu?
He aquí lo que pienso hacer. Reuniré mi pasado y
El club de la buena estrella
Human beings aren’t meant to be optimized. We are meant to be in relationship. In conflict. In care. In community. And community, here, doesn’t mean constant harmony. Because, ew, that ’s not real life, nor should it be. Community comes with burden, it comes with inconvenience, it comes with conflict. But somehow, we’ve deluded ourselves into... See more
Gloria Alamrew • Healing is Making Us Mean
Everything usually for me it's pretty much intuitive. I don't rationalize it too much, I try to nurture myself with whatever I feel like I need to explain (…) if you nurture yourself the right way, you're gonna be able to be the vessel and explain it. And so later I start rationalizing it when I see what I’m doing. I don't think I”m thinking what
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La procesión de la papa — Gerardo Chávez