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Something Is Rotten on the Street of Denmark
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Everything Is Content - Everything In Conversation: Gen Z Partying & The Death Of Nightlife
💭 MOMENT
I was so obsessed with this message from Bella that said an Anglo-Aussie perspective I think this is also a symptom of the corporatization of venues many of them are now chains delivering very generic experiences that are overpriced and pr... See more
Everything Is Content - Everything In Conversation: Gen Z Partying & The Death Of Nightlife
💭 MOMENT
I was so obsessed with this message from Bella that said an Anglo-Aussie perspective I think this is also a symptom of the corporatization of venues many of them are now chains delivering very generic experiences that are overpriced and pr... See more
the newness fades as the innovations are monetized to death. Any joy in the new forms of expression is ruthlessly exploited, most often in the form of increased advertising. There's something Sisyphean in the whole process. Authentic online cultures are always being ruined, as users inevitably complain, but also always emerging again. No platform i
... See moreIn short, what sparkled with the thrill of the new in the mall’s slanted light quickly becomes flat and dull. It’s not working anymore. And yet: to whom else shall we go? So when can we go again?
James K. A. Smith • You Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit
The modern utopian dream of the model city wants to stay open, totally. In this place there are no curfews; transport runs all night; bankers working foreign stock exchanges go to dinner after trading; comedy writers drink litres of coffee and order takeout; and live music plays through the evening.
In 2001, Tony Blair ran for PM on a platform of ke... See more
In 2001, Tony Blair ran for PM on a platform of ke... See more
Matter
She sees your distaste for the present rooted in the sense of a fall from grace. That some prior order, or perhaps the lack of one, afforded a more authentic existence.”
William Gibson • The Peripheral
While serving efficiency, this approach drained the online world from the roughness of emotions and one-of-a-kind memorable experiences.