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Our brains can’t store every observation, thought or perception that passes through and that isn’t a bad thing. Constraints and selections are what allow us to stay sane in a world of complete sensory overload.
Everything That Turned Out Well in My Life Followed the Same Design Process
Henrik Karlssonhenrikkarlsson.xyz
Beware the Curators
zine.kleinkleinklein.com
The French modernists loathed and loved the mass media of their day | Aeon Essays
Max McGuinnessaeon.co
In the 1860s, Charles Baudelaire bemoaned what we might now call doomscrolling:
Every newspaper, from the first line to the last, is nothing but a tissue of horrors. Wars, crimes, thefts, licentiousness, torture, crimes of princes, crimes of nations, individual crimes, an intoxicating spree of universal atrocity.
And it’s this disgusting aperitif that the civilised man consumes at breakfast each morning … I do not understand how a pure hand can touch a newspaper without a convulsion of disgust.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
open.spotify.com- the power of the mind
- think big
- don't listen to the naysayers; it aways looks impossible until someone does it
We are wearing less and less of what we own, and that is the ultimate sin of consumerism.
Om Malik • The Consumerism Curse
Constraints incentivize care.
With productivity tools, there’s always a trade-off. In this case, as we delegate more of our memory-making behaviors to technology, we risk weakening our sense of perception & judgment.
