Good morning đ
Image ID: On Waking Up
I am wondering when newer became better.
When we forsook the familiar for ideas of the future, mistook the mundane for less than extraordinary, wrote it off like a story.
I am wondering when less stopped being... See more
You live in a deranged age â more deranged than usual, because despite great scientific and technological advances, man has not the faintest idea of who he is or what he is doing.
Walker Percy
All these people youâve known and loved â âthey suffered and struggled so much, and then life is over,â said Scorsese. âYou get to the point of saying, âWell, what does it all mean?â It doesnât matter what it means. You have to live it. And if you choose not to live it, you choose not to live it; thatâs up to you. But you are existing and you live... See more
This disconnect between culturally mandated politics and the actual demonstrated preferences of most Americans has created an enormous reserve of unmet needsâand a generational opportunity. Build new things! Create great art! Understand and accept that sensory information is the brainâs food, and that Silicon Valley is systematically starving us of... See more
whoaa from Tablet Magazine - on getting over flatness and culture politics.
But if the deep roots of boredom are in a lack of meaning, rather than a shortage of stimuli, and if there is a subtle, multilayered process by which information can give rise to meaning, then the constant flow of information to which we are becoming habituated cannot deliver on such a promise. At best, it allows us to distract ourselves with the... See more