Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer by Wendell BerryMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
A mirror for reflection of the wistful smile. As witnesses in the unending digital violence portal made in (of) obstructions– murmurs & screams & distractions. Witness the mise en scene and locate your voice with the others exhausted of shouting matches; locate the humanity and prioritize it, baptize it, sanctify it over the reactionary obstructionist FEED. FEED. FEED. FEED.
Avoid texts/works that Wendell Berry describes as "Exclamatory" and words that are unbalanced when engaging both intelligence and feeling.
No Nepotism. No arbitrary readings and edits. Avoid texts and art etc. that "CONDEMN BY CATEGORY"
Now on a search to be a digital cottage industry, specifically a literary and artists enterprise, mildly (medium)– a culture enterprise. Perhaps a Mystery enterprise? What authority and power or responsibility?
does office work defy belief?
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