Kylee Schmuck
@brokenhips
Kylee Schmuck
It is possible to see one crucial aspect of modernity as an ongoing crisis of attentiveness, in which the changing configurations of capitalism continually push attention and distraction to new limits and thresholds, with an endless sequence of new products, sources of stimulation, and streams of information, and then respond with new methods of... See more
L. M. Sacasas • Attending to the World
The ultimate competitive advantage is loving what you do. In the long run, it’s hard to beat someone who loves the game.
Kyle Tibbittsx.com
I keep a collection of things that don’t matter. At least, that’s what I’d have to tell you if you asked me to justify it in terms of outcomes, deliverables, or return on investment. Quotes that lead nowhere. Ideas that connect to nothing actionable. Fragments of beauty too strange to categorize. I save them the way some people save ticket stubs or... See more
Once upon a time people were born into communities and had to find their individuality. Today people are born individuals and have to find their communities.” — K-Hole, “Youth Mode,”