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Tag: technology

  • Not absurdism

    Not absurdism

    The idea that the enframing of technology is pithy for our existential wisdom is becoming clearer, though I am unsure whether I still agree with the thought of its dangers. I realised, upon putting down my phone after searching through Instagram quickly after having been ‘pinged’ by a Messenger notification, that if one does not…

  • On Defining Terms

    The World is full of inhibitions I cannot write the world I see for it cannot be true. My vision is fractured; it is nothing but a piece of glass—nothing is no more. Nothing is no longer natural—to be nothing is sinful here in the World that deceives the truth stares at me observer vis-à-vis…

  • Augmented reality and the illusion of dependence

    I find it interesting how the ‘key takeaways’ in this article had been written: “Social media manipulates our reality by filtering what we are allowed (or not allowed) to see.” Louis Rosenberg, “Metaverse: Augmented reality inventor warns it could be far worse than social media.” BigThink. Link. Not because I agree or disagree with it,…

  • To create

    What does it mean to live fully in a time of rampant escapism? Which has been, perhaps, all of the humanity’s time, anyway. Is it wrong, then, to create, to turn to something outside of the self, even to the extent of making something simply for that sake, to perpetuate the consciousness’s self-denial? Must this…

  • Breath of Life

    cold and frostysteamyusuallyinvisiblethe cold and the Sourcelifefor he who out of dustbreathe of everythingwithout thinkingtempted, livingwith conveniencestechnology to forgetour beginnings