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We'll all take the red pill someday, but I swallowed the blue one already. I found the article enlightening, reminding me of the continued complacency and abjec
by rasengan0 12y ago
We'll all take the red pill someday, but I swallowed the blue one already.
I found the article enlightening, reminding me of the continued complacency and abject indifference in favor of convenience and other affordances of mindless empty rewards (yay, startups!) much like the Radiohead 1997 song, Fitter Happier https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OK_Computer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OK_Computer
I missed the whole Ai Weiwei media storm due to disinterest and made up assumptions about yet another dissenter getting hammered down by the State; like duh? What else is new over "there"? Well on the internets, where is there or here?
The article actually made me pause playing FTL to Google Ai WeiWei and watch the streamed Netflix documentary: http://aiweiweineversorry.com/ http://aiweiweineversorry.com/
Wow, here was someone who could have kept his mouth shut and kept kowtowing to rake in the bucks, but instead choose a new "career path" out of politics and got a fat tax bill for the trouble. Gutsy move or sending a message?
Let's hope the next generation gives damn.
- abandonliberty 12y agoAi Weiwei Never Sorry is surprisingly enjoyable and it does a great job of giving some in-depth understanding of Chinese culture. You can watch it a few minutes at a time. Ai Weiwei is a troll who has some degree of safety due to his and his father's fame. His arrest was encouraged by a work of art whose title could be interpreted as, "fuck your mother Communist Party Central Committee" (NSFW) http://knowyourmeme.com/photos/379212-baidu-10-mythical-creatures-grass-mud-horse http://knowyourmeme.com/photos/379212-baidu-10-mythical-crea... Less accessible, but still potentially informative and hilarious is his music video of his detention: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ACj86DKfWs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ACj86DKfWs