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“Literature holds meaning not as a content that can be abstracted and summarized, but as experience,” he wrote. “It is a participatory arena. Through the process of reading we slip out of our customary time orientation, marked by distractedness and surficiality, into the realm of duration.”
https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2019/02/08/reading-in-
... See morela capacidad negativa explicada por John Keats ✍🏻
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The question is not whether algorithms can ever foster greatness—they cannot. Their design is fundamentally at odds with the qualities that define great art: depth, complexity, and the capacity to provoke discomfort or transformation. The question is whether we, as creators and consumers, are willing to resist their influence.
Resistance does not... See more
Resistance does not... See more
Dr. Felix S. Grenwood • Algorithms of Mediocrity — william
Fantasy: A mental or imaginative experience, often elaborate, that may or may not reflect something you actually want to do. It's about exploration in the mind. You can fantasize about something without ever wanting it to happen in real life.
Desire: A felt longing or urge to experience something, either emotionally or physically. It often has an
... See moreSocieties and families that are uncomfortable with their children’s sexuality inevitably instill guilt around sexual thoughts and feelings. This guilt distorts a child’s natural curiosity about their body and its pleasurable sensations, turning it into something uncomfortable or shameful. The link between guilt and sexuality either stifles the
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We’re drowning in content.
Every platform, every scroll, every second—more inputs, more noise, mo
re things trying to hook your attention. The old metrics of intelligence—who memorized the most, who spoke the loudest, who finished the book first—don’t mean much here.
In an age where AI can generate anything, the question is no longer "can it be... See more
Every platform, every scroll, every second—more inputs, more noise, mo
re things trying to hook your attention. The old metrics of intelligence—who memorized the most, who spoke the loudest, who finished the book first—don’t mean much here.
In an age where AI can generate anything, the question is no longer "can it be... See more