NunyaBidness on Nostr: From yesterday's podcast episode: "Maybe we should all shut up, not say anything ever ...
From yesterday's podcast episode:
"Maybe we should all shut up, not say anything ever for any reason under any circumstances about how anything affects us either negatively or positively. How about we do that and see how much humanity advances? And the reason I'm getting on my soapbox on this one is because I'm really tired of just seeing the same trash crap come out of everybody's mouth. Nobody wants to tell anybody how they really feel. How something really affected them. Not supposed to express emotion. This shit was driven out of us in our childhood public school experience.
That's where it was driven out of us from. We have no sense of wonderment. We have no sense of excitement. We have no sense of fucking anything. Because every single time we try to tell somebody else in a language that is more than 6th grade textbook speak, be just a hair poetic about it, we get either laughed at and/or pointed at. There are very few people who will look at you and go, damn son, that was an eloquent sentence."
"Maybe we should all shut up, not say anything ever for any reason under any circumstances about how anything affects us either negatively or positively. How about we do that and see how much humanity advances? And the reason I'm getting on my soapbox on this one is because I'm really tired of just seeing the same trash crap come out of everybody's mouth. Nobody wants to tell anybody how they really feel. How something really affected them. Not supposed to express emotion. This shit was driven out of us in our childhood public school experience.
That's where it was driven out of us from. We have no sense of wonderment. We have no sense of excitement. We have no sense of fucking anything. Because every single time we try to tell somebody else in a language that is more than 6th grade textbook speak, be just a hair poetic about it, we get either laughed at and/or pointed at. There are very few people who will look at you and go, damn son, that was an eloquent sentence."