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Ask A Genius 1605: Dog Death, Greenland Threats, and Meaning at Scale
How would you feel after a dog death? Scott Douglas Jacobsen speaks with Rick Rosner about grief, geopolitics, and meaning across scales. Rosner reflects on euthanizing his elderly dog, Rosie, examining consciousness, suffering, and human limits over biology. The conversation widens to Trump’s saber-rattling over Greenland, tariff threats, and the constraints of military, constitutional, and…
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Anomie is the loss of moral order and shared meaning — a state of drift and disconnection where society’s norms collapse, leaving freedom hollow and directionless in the modern search for purpose.
The One Question That Never Has a Satisfying Answer
What is one question you hate to be asked? Explain. The One Question That Never Has a Satisfying Answer Some questions spark curiosity. Some lead to fascinating discussions. And then there are those questions that, no matter how many times they’re asked, never have a truly satisfying answer. For me, one of the most frustrating yet thought-provoking questions is: “What is the meaning of…
The poet's labor is to struggle with the meaninglessness and silence of the world until he can force it to mean; until he can make the silence answer and the Non-being be. It is a labor which undertakes to 'know' the world not by exegesis or demonstration or proofs but directly, as a man knows apple in the mouth.
Archibald MacLeish, Poetry and Experience
The Kinks - Classic Music Review: Soap Opera
The Kinks – Classic Music Review: Soap Opera
Soap Opera is the most cohesive and unified of the three works from The Kinks’ theatrical period. While the day-in-the-life structure certainly helped Ray Davies avoid wandering off-topic, the strength of Soap Opera owes more to the depth of Ray Davies’ compassion for those condemned to lead lives of quiet desperation in the modern workplace and his acute perception of the effect of…
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Me: I think that,er... I just..will....sit in here.. just.. let me *Sits in a point of the space*..fine just.. doing that... nothing more.
*Looks towars the nothingness*
Me: yeah, I think..... it's okay.
