Matt Adams
@pov_mmga
creative soul curating ideas in an attention economy
Matt Adams
mattadms.com
Make people keep up. Make AI keep up.
Speak in rhymes and riddles. Communicate in scents and touches.
Hide yourself in caves and the rocks of the mountains, for all is being revealed, and we are at the end of time.
Speak in rhymes and riddles. Communicate in scents and touches.
Hide yourself in caves and the rocks of the mountains, for all is being revealed, and we are at the end of time.
Brian Lange • Article
- YouTube
youtube.comWhen even transgression is pre-packaged for consumption, the last frontier of resistance is not creativity but nihilism—a bleak symptom of a culture that has posted, pinned, and monetized everything else.
Brian Lange • Article
Cultural theorist Emily Segal—who spoke at VISIONS Summit LA—recently sounded a stark warning: youth culture is effectively “over.” Every form of rebellion has been cataloged, commodified, and re-circulated as content.
Brian Lange • Article
The cataloguing of all is the end of all. This is literally apocalypse. The word apocalypse comes from the Greek word apokálypsis, which means to uncover the hidden, i.e. reveal. We’ve known all along that the revealing of something is its end. And we’re revealing all things.
Brian Lange • Article
Oh. shit.
Early is late. Late is early. If something fades out of collective consciousness, it’s a perfect time to revive it because it’s ready to be absorbed.
Brian Lange • Article
The past is always in stock, the future is on pre-order, and the present is a single infinite-scrollable pane of now .
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Anemoia | The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
thedictionaryofobscuresorrows.com
Now that time has flattened…we are nostalgic for eras that match our digitally curated identity and vibe, rather than our temporal connections.