
The intangible qualities of life, the playful and the sacred that no material excess can generate on its own and no tyrannical force can hold on to, must be cultivated if we are to turn life into magic.
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If Our Understanding Of How Public Morality Changes Is Wrong, Our Approach To Activism Will Be Counter-Productive
We need to have a talk about public morals and how they change. No, I don’t want to do this either. But we need to.
I was already tired and tipsy from drinking in the day, but we hadn’t seen each other in months and so when she texted me to ask if I wanted to join her at a fancy restaurant in an hour for champagne and caviar, her treat, I said yes.
“It...
Okay, this is the deal, and we all know it: critics have the power to stand outside of life and look in. And that’s it. It’s not living, but it’s power over the living, and some of us will take what we can get. Some of us have the suspicion...
No bliss is benign. No art truly worth something is safe
Since 1992, the producer of San Francisco’s Fringe Festival ended every year’s run by saying: “Art will save the world.”
This art was created live, at the Existentialists Anonymous Art Bar on August 16. Over Zoom, patrons order a drink by offering up a prompt from the depths of their mind or heart. They then show their kitchen and liquor cabinet to our barten...
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The intangible qualities of life, the playful and the sacred that no amount of material excess can generate on its own and no amount of tyrannical force can hold on to, that must be cultivated if we are to know the good life.
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