anti-interesting questions: "who's to say?" "where do we draw the line?" they feel like thinking but they prevent thinking
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anti-interesting is not merely boring (absence of interestingness) - it "masks and denatures" and "masks the absence of" interestingness
this probably does map to the baudrillardian stages of simulationhttps://twitter.com/c_harwick/status/878357051801346048 …
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the highest stage in this context would be "masks the non-existence of important content"
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Just read an essay on that, re: carbon footprint reduction: http://www.ecosophia.net/the-twilight-of-anthropolatry/ …
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