The Disappearance of Lived Time (film): https://0xadada.pub/2024/06/23/the-disappearance-of-lived-time-film/
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0xADADA
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0xADADA is a Software Engineer / Writer / Motorsports Driver exploring the impact of the attention economy on idleness, time, and lived experience. 🧑💻🔧🚗✍️🔒
I want a technology that washes, dries, folds and puts away my laundry so I can do art. Not a machine that can do art.
New teaser trailer for my upcoming film based on my recent essay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgFPdjz8CRc
The Disappearance of Lived Time (teaser)
Good riddance https://www.takahe.org.nz/heat-death-of-the-internet/
Heat Death of the Internet - takahē
You want to order from a local restaurant, but you need to download a third-party delivery app, even though you plan to pick it up yourself. The prices and menu on the app are different to what you saw in the window. When you download a second app the prices are different again. You ring
What fruits have a different name for their dried form:
• grape: raisin
• plum: prune
• grape: raisin
• plum: prune
By reclaiming leisure, idleness, and true leisure, we seek to carve out spaces for genuine human flourishing.
But amidst the hustle and grind of contemporary life, there are glimmers of resistance. From Quiet Quitting to hikikomori & the Tang ping movement, people are pushing back against the relentless pressure to excel and embracing the power of "No."
Through examples from pop culture, such as the character Leonard from "Memento," I uncover how individuals become ensnared in a cycle of productivity without reprieve.
From the historical shifts in social organization to the pervasive influence of artificial intelligence, I explore how these factors shape our perceptions of time and contribute to emergent social diseases like anxiety and burnout.
Drawing from philosophical insights from Debord, Hegel, Fisher, Heidegger, Han, and others, I examine the concept of the "perpetual present" — a state where past and future blur into an eternal 'now', driven by the demands of a productivity-oriented culture.
The Disappearance of Lived Time: https://0xadada.pub/2024/05/01/the-disappearance-of-lived-time/
