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Rediscovering Narratability - by Venkatesh Rao
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How do you exit unnarratable conditions?
Rediscovering Narratability How do you exit unnarratable conditions? Venkatesh Rao Aug 05, 2023 65 3 9 Share This essay is part of the Protocol Narratives series The hermetic proverb, as above, so below, is one of my sense-making lighthouses. Other things being equal, if the world is going nuts, your life will be going nuts too. If the world is sailing along beautifully, driven by serendipitous worldwinds , your life will sail along beautifully too. This fractal nature of reality is obvious during periods of crisis ( as above, so below is basically a tautology during times of war or natural di
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