#deepplay

[footnotestoplato]

not a strictly philosophical question, but do you tend to think of language as a constrictor of human emotion, or a promoter? Why? (if you don't have a 100% black and white answer that's cool)

human emotion hooo boy. uh, i gotta say bud. ive not thought about that too much in terms of emotion. honestly, i’d say its a mixed bag. it depends on how genuinely the language is used, how satisfied that user is with the language, and how much meaning is lost on the interpretation. make sense? hope it does. lots of love from conor xo

[litwindowpane]

Day 2

The theme today is Automatic Writing. Progress.

In honor of breaking my hiatus. In honor of changing course--I purposely bought the most expensive cheap pen in the aisle. I confess, I love this pen - Pilot, Dr. Grip, Ball Point, Full Black, Medium, 1.0 mm.

“Kick it over here baby pop”

I have come around to Autumn. I see now, what other’s see in it. This too, is progress.

Today I will gather verbs and line them up. 

[grrrlgrrrl]

"deep play is controlled chaos. you have constant churning turmoil in the fantasy world that you're involved in and you're so engrossed in it that nothing else really matters. learning is what happens when you're doing something else. it's an usual concept that many people don't understand but really what it is is when you're so involved in the game that you're playing or that activity that you're participating in that you sort of forget it's a game. it comes to life in a way that can only happen when you do it for yourself. it's not restrained by barriers between ideas, barriers between aspects of knowledge. you aren't playing a game that involves astrophysics, you're just playing it and the context that you're in in the game involves astrophysics, it involves navigation, it involves tactical thinking, it involves straight physics, it involves any number of things."

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