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Right now the intellectual-way is established and ubiquitous. We are born and die, embedded in that. Alternatives are not discussed or even (if you look at the
by swayvil 4y ago
Right now the intellectual-way is established and ubiquitous. We are born and die, embedded in that.
Alternatives are not discussed or even (if you look at the conversations in fiction, social media) imagined. Except to the degree that anything that is not "born of intellect", or intellectually digestible, or otherwise intellect-centered, is abhored. Considered insane and diseased, even.
So that's a stong invisible bias there. (Like fish who never heard of water, yet are surrounded by it, lacking anything to compare) Something to consider.