Seeing lots of calls for “sensemaking” rn. But I’m wondering what doesn’t make sense to people? Pandemics feel weird on social media? US healthcare is shit? Governments can interfere with lives of citizens? Trump re-elected? None of this is new, right?
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Replying to @ssica3003
I feel like it's not so much sensemaking as people finding that change i) happening faster and faster, ii) is being forced upon them and iii) they don't like it. Sensemaking then feels like a comfortable rationalised place to hang without actually having to engage with change.
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Replying to @m_ashcroft @ssica3003
I guess another way to put it is "give me sensemaking because I don't want to have to develop agency".
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Ok, that sounds right to me. I’ll resume my mischievous cackling and investing in the stock market
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Replying to @ssica3003
That's what I'm doing.
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Replying to @cognazor @m_ashcroft
Hey someone has to take care of the black humour
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Replying to @cognazor @ssica3003
I'm not as fully Kegan'd as
@ssica3003 so for me it's probably still fear-management humour.1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes -
I'm gonna argue that neither mischievous cackling nor investing in the stock market during a crash are cynical at all
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Replying to @ssica3003 @m_ashcroft
Well, I'm idiosyncratic in that I think the stock market is cynical
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