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I'm not sure what to make of this ramble. I eat meat; I'm nowhere close to vegetarian. I'm pretty ok with that. I have 2 TVs. Both are connected to DVD players,
by dwc 16y ago
I'm not sure what to make of this ramble. I eat meat; I'm nowhere close to vegetarian. I'm pretty ok with that. I have 2 TVs. Both are connected to DVD players, and have no antenna or cable connections. I read a lot, and finish books. I try not to lie to myself, and when I catch myself doing it I try to come clean. So...
- zdw 16y agoSome context: The author is a writer, and his blog often covers both writing and the publishing industry. What he's getting at is that often we idealize our actions, and then act in ways that go against these ideals, thus the lying part. Most of the examples given are of this nature. The other part is that new technology is allowing these changes to happen sooner than people consciously perceive and internalize them. Thus, the author exhorts people to analyze their behavior, especially with regards to new technology, and to come to grips with it in a non-kneejerk manner.
- dwc 16y agoYes, it's a pervasive problem. People have enough trouble with this, even in areas where things don't change rapidly. As someone who's lately steeped in science (vocationally) and skepticism (avocationally), I've had to confront some previously unexamined areas of my philosophy. Though I'm naturally more introspective than many, I must say it can be difficult at times. Despite being a writer, the author would do well to read your comment and learn from it. :)
- wazoox 16y agoHe strangely skipped this embarrassing speckle on everyone's guilt : internet porn. Maybe he's not ready, yet, but the numbers are here : everyone consumes tons of internet porn. Oh, not me of course, Good Gracious :)