isabelle
@th0ughtdaughter
little lady big thoughts
isabelle
Now— I’m not alone in this. We’re in the midst of a significant cultural shift among Gen Z and young Millennials especially, where digital dopamine culture is being examined under a microscope and we are growing reasonably tired of the current attention economy
the zeitgeist is going offline
the brain, psychology too and generational
we are not the problem, we are probably the solution. gen z is seeing the flaws and we are changing ourselves one by one to stop our brains from turning to mush. its the older generation who is giving in, letting it manipulate them, and passing it down to the now brain rotten younger generation of children
INSKEEP: How was the attention economy a factor in the rise of Donald Trump?
HAYES: Well, I think he is the ultimate symbol of the attention age. I think because of his own personal profile, he has a kind of feral instinct for getting attention - a need for it that I think is boundless. And that need for it has led him into an insight that defines t... See more
HAYES: Well, I think he is the ultimate symbol of the attention age. I think because of his own personal profile, he has a kind of feral instinct for getting attention - a need for it that I think is boundless. And that need for it has led him into an insight that defines t... See more
In 'The Siren's Call,' Chris Hayes discusses on how attention has become currency
glaive - ik (Official Video)
youtube.cominitial time stamps
wide shots, nature shots
split video screens
Rather, the coincidence must feel random, beyond imagination—only then does it become a story.
algorithms are killing coincidences. what does that mean for language?
Aries & brakence - SLEEPWALKER
youtube.comya this guy sucks and he’s popping,, music vid is fire tho
I fuck with he zoom ins/out in the chair scenes
I also fw the location of the old insidious ass house
The brain starts defaulting to easier modes: autopilot, mindless scrolling, zoning out. Not necessarily because we’re weak or lazy; our neural pathways are simply adapting to what we repeat the most.
yana yuhai • How to Pay Attention Again
Attention is presence. And presence isn’t just powerful, it can be radical. In a world where attention is monetized, captured, and manipulated - reclaiming it is an act of resistance.
yana yuhai • How to Pay Attention Again
Make a video track of the song with the video being timecode, and have 10 seconds of timecode before the song starts. Put it on an iPad and have a Bluetooth speaker. This will serve as your slate, and each time you shoot you start pointing the camera at the iPad. The artist plays/ sings along to the music and that keeps their speed the same allowin... See more
What is your process for shooting a music video?
** importance of slating
Write something ugly and tangled and undeveloped. Not to produce or sound intelligent, but it’s to hear yourself again. To track the way your mind moves. To think your own thoughts without structure or pressure or input. You write to find out what you think. To watch your brain unfold
Kylee • Unrot Your Brain
writing & expression through words
write to hear yourself is so touching, I think sometimes I hear myself but its hard to know which voices to listen to .