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We are not undergoing a crisis of culture but rather a crisis of epistemology.
Everyone’s Existential Crisis
Working notes for Summer of Protocols
People pay to see others believe in themselves.
“I’M REALLY SCARED WHEN I KILL IN MY DREAMS” (FROM A LYRIC BY GLENN BRANCA)
“When I think about the internet (which is impossible),” Natasha Stagg writes, “I feel similar to when I have a crush. I feel crushed.”
Who Needs Fiction After the Internet? | The Point Magazine
Social knowledge is thus more epistemically fraught than personal knowledge. However, it is critical to our ability to function and coordinate and, furthermore, it is what gives that ever elusive quality of “meaning” to our lives.
Everyone’s Existential Crisis
Has anyone wrote anything good on the technological effects on human affectivity? The ability of humans to feel?
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The internet drastically increases the ease of finding and fulfilling one’s preferred phenomenological feedback loop, whether that be righteous anger, a sense of shared victimhood, or any other appealing gradient.
Everyone’s Existential Crisis
but continued a love affair with language and meaning as texture and material.
James Bridle • Why I Write
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