living the question

What cynics cannot tolerate - which is why they’ve become a core part of the anti-tech movement - is unresolved ambiguity , particularly at the horizon of our ambition where progress is fuzzy and aspirational.

I work best from a place of zero ego and zero hope. I call this state being “lower than a worm.” A feeling that nothing will ever come of what I’m working on is crucial. A feeling of my smallness in relation to the world. I gotta be below the dirt. I am nothing and nobody. That frees me up. Who cares what a worm thinks, you know?

choosing a side only feels good because it allows the mind to re-right itself into certainty while suppressing the fear of not knowing.

You don’t ever have to chase magic. You just have to slow down and become present enough for it to reveal itself to you.

I used to like technology. The only reason it frustrates me is because I secretly believe it can satisfy me.

The monomyth appeals to us because the hero is Special and has a Cosmic Mission that gives him/her unquestionable definite purpose. We have difficult choices about life-paths, which people in the archaic times of myth simply didn't. They had to play the random hand dealt to them. https://t.co/mTuzfneWkq