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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @k00b 11 Oct 2023 \ on: The attention economy: a recursive and dialectical approach meta
Is all instruction on living really rooted in selfishness or is this class of people a hoard of cynics? Might it be wiser to cut and bind this knowledge of "look at me" on a case by basis?
You look for independent sources of validation for said information. Any single source could be conflicted in a particular way, but two truly independent sources rarely are. Further you study the source hunting for other "look at me" behaviors and other conflicts that amount to indirect "look at me."
When you're conscious of such things you try to leave more backwash than you drink. If we're lucky the well is full when we're all parched.
He scales up his chicken farm to feed his friends and family. If he's ambitious, he then scales up his chicken farm to feed the world. All that matters is he provides for more than himself ... otherwise he might as well stay a chicken.
It may be that anyone who has had anything worth saying first began with the phrase "look at me." The gift is when you give something new to look at.
When you're conscious of such things you try to leave more backwash than you drink. If we're lucky the well is full when we're all parched.
I like that.
As for our chicken friend, how on earth do you scale up a chicken farm when you are, in fact, a chicken?
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It may be that anyone who has had anything worth saying first began with the phrase "look at me." The gift is when you give something new to look at.
Yes, could be!
As for our chicken friend, how on earth do you scale up a chicken farm when you are, in fact, a chicken?
Because if you-the-farmer are feeding yourself-the-chicken, you aren't just the chicken.
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