Sentree Garner
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Sentree Garner
There was a really fascinating series of articles written by a cryogenics true believer who was disheartened and disillusioned by what he saw trying to be a pioneer in the industry in the 70s and 80s and how the bodies were nistreated. It also discussed how many of these projects couldn't self sustain and the bodies were allowed to thaw and turn into sludge
we all have needs that need to be tended to. I always wonder, what if care is the work? What if caring for ourselves is the revolution, meaning, what would happen if we divested from dismantling white supremacist capitalist patriarchy and invested our energy in equitizing the care we are able to provide one another?
Alexis Aceves Garcia • What if care is the work?
creating a digital garden to end my doomscrolling
youtube.comWhat Searching For Aliens Reveals About Ourselves | NOEMA
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If we continue to measure our lives by standards of self-determination, self-actualization, self-reliance, self-betterment, self-caregiving just to get wiser, happier, and healthier seems like a strange path.
But if we change our orientation to one of interdependence, seeing humans as a web of twisted roots, a vision of interdependence allows for us
... See moreWe are unable to act ethically towards that which we have not first attended to; this includes other humans, but also the non-human other. The art of attention requires, among other things, an openness to being moved and transformed, the development of language, and the resistance of algorithmic life.
Jasmine Wang 🌱 • Attending to the Other
One of my closest friends says his love language is deep attention. When I’m confused about a situation, he listens to what I have to say, directs me with careful questions, and then goes away for a few hours. Eventually, he comes back with a question or framing that slices through my fog. I treasure his speech deeply. The attention that undergirds... See more
Jasmine Wang 🌱 • Attending to the Other
how to be a person that gives “loving attention” (which Iris Murdoch believed was important to draw us outward, rather than draw attention inward to self-centered concerns)
Your attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity | Seen & Unseen
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“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” - Simone Weil, Gravity and Grace