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nothing, ever, revealed all the hard work and sweat behind the preparations.
About Being a Good Host | Official Vitra® Online Shop USWhen engaging with new subject matter, am I motivated by a desire to understand it, or to have an opinion about it?
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves - by Sasha ChapinConversely, useful thoughts about important shit only really come when you make the space for them to bubble up.
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves - by Sasha ChapinSometimes it can indicate that you’re scared of the contents of your mind
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves - by Sasha ChapinMany, many people go through the day from distraction to distraction, from TV to games to doomscrolling until sleep.
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves - by Sasha ChapinThe question isn’t really whether you do it, it’s a question of whether you always do it.
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves - by Sasha ChapinWhy would an insecure, status-seeking, fearful, vengeful person do this thing I’m doing?
Some Painful Questions We Ask Ourselves - by Sasha Chapin“i thought you would like”
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - Directionallyfeeling lucky for friends who text me like a long-distance lover, parents who never let me make dinner, and the words around me that seed optimism into my writing
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - Directionallythese people we are talking about are like sticks in the hands of ignorance and hatred
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - Directionallyforgiving or giving out of obligation — not genuineness — feels like scooping your heart out of your ribcage as a housewarming present.
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - Directionallyit is hard to persist in loving someone in deaf ears. sometimes, it is very brave.
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - Directionallyand, the less expectation we have, the more we’re willing to give, and the more beautiful our interactions become.
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - Directionallyhe first is the businessman’s love. it is based off of appearance or affection or the very reasonable intellectual compatibility. but it is transactional, conditional. it fades when skin grows wrinkled or bids go unacknowledged in silence or “this is too hard” and “it’s just not worth it anymore.”
would you love me if i was a worm? - by CAT - DirectionallyValues are ways you want to live, even if no one is around to see.
Ryan Mather | General AdviceMeasure your progress or presence on a daily basis
Ryan Mather | General Adviceall kids should do hard competitive activities (like sports). they’ll learn early that most of the best deserve their success and that only the privileged even get to compete. both things can be true at once
Ryan Mather | General AdviceIt means that living life by your values is really the only thing that matters. In our society, we create games that make us forget this, but you’ll live life to the fullest if you keep this truth in mind.
Ryan Mather | General AdviceIn life, the best case scenario outcome is that you lose everyone and everything you’ve ever known and melt away into nothingness.
Ryan Mather | General AdviceA lot of problems in life are caused by an unwillingness to admit the feeling you are really feeling and communicating it.
Ryan Mather | General AdviceThe main benefit of really believing this is that you’ll never settle for a crappy situation because you believe it is inevitable or inescapable.
Ryan Mather | General Advicethe medium is the message
Creating the World in His ImageHow does it change my self-perception and that of those around me? What does it ask of me and of others?
Creating the World in His ImageNot necessarily what a built-world or tool does for me, but what does it say about me?
Creating the World in His ImageIt's when I can see myself as created in the likeness of God I can better understand the differences between image and idol. C.S. Lewis so powerfully explains the pain of letting go of a false image after his wife had passed27. He reflects on his understanding that he needs Christ just like he needs her, not his idea or picture of her.
Creating the World in His ImageA life of fellowship in the Church is one where each person is continually entering and participating into one another's lives, ultimately participating in the life of God together. For the Church is his body. Illich calls this "extending the incarnation", that each of us may continue to act as enfleshed beings that freely show God's love to one another.
Creating the World in His ImageIn Jesus Christ, there is no distance or separation between the medium and the message: it is the one case where we can say that the medium and the message are fully one and the same.
Creating the World in His ImageImages of the Holy easily become holy images — sacrosanct.
Creating the World in His ImageWorldbuilding creates a framing that turns idolatrous when it becomes the sole or main way.
Creating the World in His ImageBut negating one's self worth isn't destroying one's image, it's just replacing an egoistic image of superiority with one of inferiority.
Creating the World in His Image¶ I think the hope of iconoclasm isn't to be destructive for its own sake, but as a remedy for disordered images.
Creating the World in His ImageBeing at the edges, the artist is the most aware of how the medium affects the body. So maybe it's ironic that any act of creation is also an act of "de-creation", because the message (content) of any medium is another medium.
Creating the World in His ImageThe hammer gives a person both responsibility and agency, the ability to use the tool in whatever way it fits, but that isn't the case with other non-convivial tools that impose constraints that might not even be felt at first.
Creating the World in His ImageThe builders act as the new priests, showing us their way of life through new language, new behaviors, and new relationships to a system.
Creating the World in His ImageZizek: that AI will be the death of learning & so on; to this, I say NO! My student brings me their essay, which has been written by AI, & I plug it into my grading AI, & we are free! While the 'learning' happens, our superego satisfied, we are free now to learn whatever we want
Creating the World in His Imagetrustless crypto world of code as law, a H100-filled chatgpt world of Shoggoth AIs, a dis-embodied metaverse of virtual avatars. Instead of people, man creates a form of man, an android. Instead of creating artifacts, man becomes the object.
Creating the World in His ImageTools that lose the balance of what the machine does vs. what a person progressively turn the role of persons from makers into consumers in a system.
Creating the World in His ImageTools for Conviviality, people need new tools to work with rather than tools that work for them (augmenting vs. replacing)
Creating the World in His ImageMan as Homo faber (man the maker) is man as toolmaker
Creating the World in His ImageThis is the essential role of an iconoclast, a breaker of current images
Creating the World in His ImageWorldbuilders, whether knowingly or not, lay the groundwork for idolatry.
Creating the World in His ImageIt's how I see6 them - where are their proper place? Where should7 images stand in priority?
Creating the World in His ImageWorldbuilder: a creator of images (a mapmaker)
Creating the World in His ImageIdols: false images (a map mistaken as the world)
Creating the World in His Imagethe worldview is so all-encompassing that adherents are unable to allow, see, or even imagine other possibilities.
Creating the World in His Imagebroader societal obsession of optimizing only what is measurable
Creating the World in His Imagewho cares about taste when you can measure effectiveness
Creating the World in His ImageMaybe since the focus of the panel in related worldbuilding to business, it left me feeling rather skeptical, leading me to view worldbuilding as a subtle form of idolatry, where builders fabricate alternative realities for people to inhabit and consumers to buy into.
Creating the World in His ImageWe can explain nothing in terms of itself, but only in terms of other things.
Creating the World in His ImageI think there is a lot of luxury that we forget we can have.
Viscerality - by Simon Sarris - The Map is Mostly Water