It’s going too fast, it changes all the time. The timelines of our lives feed our brain with vain and useless information. The hierarchy of this information is not calculated in relation to their interest for their potential audience but by algorithms that dissect our habits and behaviours. Yesterday’s notion of “available brain time”, used in mass selling, has today become a much more insidious reality where any kind of propaganda is disguised as entertainment and notions of progress. To completely exercise our free will, one needs to isolate oneself, to take the time necessary for thinking. Still in a minority, movements advocating to stop this frenetic race and to move towards greater wellness are gaining ground. What if a better life danced in slow motion?
It’s going too fast, it changes all the time.
The timelines of our lives feed our brain with vain and useless information.
The hierarchy of this information is not calculated in relation to their interest for their potential audience but by algorithms that dissect our habits and behaviours.
Yesterday’s notion of “available brain time”, used in mass selling, has today become a much more insidious reality where any kind of propaganda is disguised as entertainment and notions of progress.
To completely exercise our free will, one needs to isolate oneself, to take the time necessary for thinking. Still in a minority, movements advocating to stop this frenetic race and to move towards greater wellness are gaining ground.
What if a better life danced in slow motion?
