somehow i can’t stand the experience of listening to podcasts? i think something feels subtly bad to me about listening to voices w/o seeing accompanying faces
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(Caveat: This might not be a fruitful direction to take the conversation.) I’ve kinda stopped being interested in cognitive-personality quirks like this. We all have them (e.g., I love podcasts but hate phone calls), but I don’t see what it all adds up to.
Strikes me like trying to catalogue randomness So I guess I’m especially curious if Divia can articulate why she’s curious here and what she might hope to learn — to see if there’s something I’m missing.
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I’ve had a pretty good run of enjoying this type of digging lately. Sometimes it’s deep, and when it’s not deep sometimes the thing shifts!
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Like, sometimes you can get one or both parties to change how they see/experience things? Or to improve self-understanding? I suspect I’m not that good at digging....
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I’ll say that the aesthetic double crux sounds fascinating and I would love to hear how one might even go about setting up an experiment! But I’m more interested in the methods than the outcome.
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I was thinking of this thread as I was rereading Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance—how the narrator maintains his own motorcycle and his friends don’t want to learn. “The ultimate cause of this originally minor difference of opinion appears to run way, way deep.”pic.twitter.com/Kp1SgkZTfy
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