What this really says is that being worried about losing our humanity assumes we are human in the first place. If we're spending billions so our areas look more visibly consumable by strangers, the suggestion exists that we skipped happily past humanity some time ago, probably when the majority of humanity had to stop grubbing for food daily to avoid death.
What this really says is that being worried about losing our humanity assumes we are human in the first place. If we're spending billions so our areas look more visibly consumable by strangers, the suggestion exists that we skipped happily past humanity some time ago, probably when the majority of humanity had to stop grubbing for food daily to avoid death.
Shockingly accurate
Repeat.
Best one yet, Rob. (Says the girl who’s been -gratefully- on Zoloft for 30 years and smears anti-aging potions on her face night and day.)
A therapist told me recently that it's getting harder to do therapy because so many clients are on drugs when they come in for their sessions...
The question is: how do we remember how to be human again? Without the artificial additives we’ve collectively accumulated along the way?