Dirt Nap
Jared PaventiObservations and explorations about death, dying, grief, and the baggage that comes with it. Publishing weekly on Fridays.
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Dirt Nap Replay: The Myth of Closure
The Storyville Stompers march in a New Orleans Second Line. I don’t remember what website I cribbed this image from.
I’m using this week to pull from the archives and using something I’ve already written about to setup another thread in th...
A Very Important Dirt Nap Interview
An actual (satirical) billboard in San Francisco.
Note from Jared: We’re taking the week off from Grief & Guilt. We’ll get back on track next week. Also, this week’s edition is full of AI content, which will make sense as you read on.
Typ...
Grief and Guilt...and Guilt and Grief (Part 18)
All entries in this series can be found here
The film High Fidelity was better than the book by Nick Hornby on which it was based1. Both the book and the movie do a good job of framing John Cusack’s character, Rob, as a smug, obsessive ass...
Grief and Guilt...and Guilt and Grief (Part 17)
All entries in this series can be found here
For all intents and purposes, mourning is hedonic sadness.
You were exposed to a sad event — death — you reacted emotionally. While it’s still sad, it’s certainly less acute.
Why? Not unlike h...
Grief and Guilt...and Guilt and Grief (Part 16)
A guy I like to call, Aristotle.
All entries in this series can be found here
We’re not a religious household, but there is one person whom I would worship if that was something I did: Willis Havilland Carrier, inventor of air conditionin...
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