I just binge-watched the best netflix original series ever
I just binge-watched the best netflix original series ever it is called outside at night looking up.
I mean that I looked up and understood why the stars were the netflix for all the people thousands of years ago looking up and why we didn’t need netflix before.
In the city I had escaped for a brief moment there are nowhere near actually, but poetically enough screens to say something like ‘The netflix screens in New York are as numerous as the visible stars above.’ Of course that is taking into account that in the city many the stars are drowned out by the brightness of all of the artificial light.
How many ipads streaming netflix at lowest brightness does it take to drown out an average star - how much do ipads contribute to light pollution in New York City?
I think about all the stars I miss each night through ipad use and I feel a deep eternal sadness quell up within my chest. I am filled with the weight of ten hundred million souls drooping downward, the legacy of their sky pictures drowned out in all the noise.
Poetically one could also say something like - ‘maybe the stars are just other space ppl watching space netflix’.
I am not kidding, last week I looked up into an unadulterated night sky and felt the fear of the infinite glaze over my eyes with a wide brush. I felt myself gasping and the very cliche but emotionally devastating idea of being perched sideways on a sphere hurdling through the cosmos and no one really cares about this sphere and rightfully so. I did not tell anyone I was with, but I began to weep silently on a beach towel, looking directly at the sky hoping that with a steady gaze more stars would reveal themselves, and they did.
my heart sighs heavy and low with an ancient weight, sighs something; something like ‘the requested content is currently not available in your location’.