Who do you fight for? How do you win? How did it start? When did it begin? How do you plan? What do you achieve? What do you think? What do you believe? Where does it stop? How does it end? What do you feel? What do you pretend? What is your truth? What are your lies? Who do you love? Who do you despise? What is the point? What is the cost? What have you gained? What have you lost? Why do you fight? Why do you attack? Do you lament? Can you turn back?
Yesterday I described this project as an attempt to imagine a cultural United Nations in a way that had never really been verbalized before, but in hindsight feels quite evident.
If not this then what? If not now then when? This feels like it’ll only become more relevant if things become increasingly challenging, but that doesn’t mean it’ll be more impactful. It means things will be harder. What technology currently exists and stands a high chance of proliferating that can prevent us from tearing everything apart as a result of tech evolution exceeding our capability to socially adapt? Is it Neuralink? There needs to be a less invasive option for people.
I’m especially frustrated by the lack of response my messages get from the Vatican, or the Dalai Llama, or other similar groups or individuals. The continued growth of our spiritual wellness deserves high-quality and modern infrastructure that isn’t designed to profit from our spirit.