because the map has become territory. we’re culturally unbound from reality (or at least trying really, really hard to fake it that way) and we’re paying ever higher prices to maintain these fictions.
everything she wrote did happen, but what’s really, truly important, is that we recognize the aesthetic and use that as judgement, apparently.
because the map has become territory. we’re culturally unbound from reality (or at least trying really, really hard to fake it that way) and we’re paying ever higher prices to maintain these fictions.
everything she wrote did happen, but what’s really, truly important, is that we recognize the aesthetic and use that as judgement, apparently.