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If I write rapidly, putting down my story exactly as it comes into my mind, only looking back to check the names of my characters and the relevant parts of their back stories, I find that I can keep up with my original enthusiasm and at the same time outrun the self-doubt that’s always waiting to settle in.

Flaubert famously said, “Be regular and orderly in your life, so that you may be violent and original in your work.”

White people love black art until it forces them to see or engage black pain beyond caricatures and stereotypes. To avoid confronting black pain, white audiences turn to white artists who appropriate black art without substance.

Our understanding of the world is shaped by a hunger for narrative that rises out of our discomfort with ambiguity and arbitrary events. When surprising things happen, we search for an explanation. The urge to resolve ambiguity can be surprisingly potent, even when the subject is inconsequential.

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what’s the vibe at the end of the world?

seeking a vibe for the end of the world.

status: #Project #Draft 
type: #Video

the world is ending.

then again, the world has been ending for a very long time.

if you want to be philosophical about it, the world has been ending from the moment the dictionary/Anthropocene began. another way to look at it, the