ℰℋ ʍҽìʂէҽɾ кonstantin

“Technology companies treat our emotions like the law used to treat wives—as property, a kind of digital coverture. But the things technology encourages—efficiency, predictability, repeatability—are not the things we necessarily value in our emotional lives. Our technologies monitor our emotions, ostensibly to give us greater control over them, but this is part of a larger shift in the way we are choosing to see the world and live in it: more like machines. Your computer keyboard is a guide to this way of understanding our feelings. There is always a control button; we issue commands; we can delete what we no longer want; we escape when we mess up. We always have an option.”
― Christine Rosen, The Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World

“A leader’s job isn’t to invent the dream for each person, but to dream of a world where the small dreams of the common man have room to grow.”
― Noret Flood, The Legend of Randidly Ghosthound 7

“In each of our heads there are about as many neurons as stars in our galaxy, and each neuron is arguably more structurally complex than any star system that does not contain life. There is as much complexity and mystery inside us as out.”
― Eric Schwitzgebel, The Weirdness of the World

“I wanna watch the ocean bend
the edges of the sun then
I wanna get swallowed up in
An ocean of love”
― Lucinda Williams