what we may be obsessed with is the search for the root cause of our suffering, our detachment or clinging to the dream that we can find the opening and suture it closed...maybe the desire to be 'done' is the thing to cure ~ or the fear that it'll end
Post by gplewis
it's like the iPhone forces a justice that is foreign to man's deep programming
let me see what I might mean...
a man need's two women: a quiet homemaker and a thrilling nymph
(so said the poet Iris Murdoch)
iPhones reveal to you your flaws
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maybe what we've lost with iPhones is the freedom to be flawed: they will show you everything 'wrong' that does not sort neatly into a hierarchy or category...and there is endless brokenness in any attention span
so do we just keep posting our darkness?