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the article seemed rather reserved, flat, and emotionless to me. perhaps this feeling is just your reaction to the situation organizations attempting to implem
by ruined 3y ago
the article seemed rather reserved, flat, and emotionless to me. perhaps this feeling is just your reaction to the situation
organizations attempting to implement solutions or achieve progress on this issue are portrayed as irrational and occasionally prosecuted as domestic terrorists, so it makes sense that anyone might feel numb and stupid when thinking about the available options.
- dredmorbius 3y agoSometimes it's the flat, nonemotional, and direct accounts which have the strongest impact as one comes to realise just what it is that they're saying. Read through, say, an official air crash report or industrial accident investigation, and slowly realise that what you're reading is an account of how some dozens of souls ended their existence. Often with a chain of events such that once the process had begun, the fate was inevitable, though it might have played out over many minutes or hours, possibly even longer. In some ways it's an ultimate example of "show, don't tell".