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I would say we've even lost that. A hundred years ago people might have hung their hat on any of those things you mentioned -- or more often than not, moralisti
by oldgregg 17y ago
I would say we've even lost that. A hundred years ago people might have hung their hat on any of those things you mentioned -- or more often than not, moralistic religion -- but at least they were part of some kind of grand story. Now it feels like we're all kind of floating out there. We're the middle children of history as Tyler Durden so eloquently said.
We're certainly all hard-wired for a narrative, I just had too many experiences in college, where I was like "Are you serious?! You're re-enacting last weeks episode of the Real World!" :)
- thaumaturgy 17y ago> We're the middle children of history as Tyler Durden so eloquently said. You just quoted a hyperbolic work of fiction in supporting your point that people are addicted to referencing hyperbolic works of fiction. That's a beautiful kind of irony right there. Respectfully, I think you're accusing everyone else of being guilty of your own sin.