People are often loath to figure out precisely where they are.
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They don’t want to know because they’d rather be spread out, in a half-blind manner - in the fog - hoping that the place that they’re at is better than it is, and deluding themselves by remaining vague.
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Rather than trying to figure out, “I’m right here, right now, with these specific problems”.
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But it’s better to do that because if you have a set of specific problems and you narrow them down and specify them, then you can start fixing them, and you can start fixing them incrementally.
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"Slay the dragon in his lair before he comes to your village."pic.twitter.com/UQqqpTOGEI
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From context, I assume you mean this on a practical level, but it’s also interesting on a spiritual one. Either way, once you find the answer it’s always so much more complicated and somehow much more simple than you thought.
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Living in “the Parlour” in Fahrenheit 451.
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Which book would you be, Keri? At the end? I would want to be Homer’s The Iliad. The Fitzgerald translation
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Being spread out in a half blind manner sounds really really kinky
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well, why would you wanna know how bad it actually is? might turn out pretty depressing?
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