how to do nothing, by jenny odell
…the real disaster is everyday life, which alienates us from each other and from the protective impulse that we harbor.
…the real disaster is everyday life, which alienates us from each other and from the protective impulse that we harbor.
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…there is no escape and nowhere to run. There is no outside capitalism anymore. Capitalism has contacted all of our tribes.
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When I think of my father, I think of my heart breaking in stages.
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Doctors found, paradoxically, that the people most prone to this type of anxiety were not the active combatants, who were out on the street and had a sense of agency, but the women and children stuck sheltering behind closed doors.
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You cannot write out of someone else’s dark place; you can only write out of your own.
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