Want to go to sleep and fast-forward to a time period in which the presence of weirdness in the everyday lives of ordinary people is more affordable.
Hmm what’s weird about that? Seems like one of the few parts of the weirding that is a logical continuation of a pre-weirding trend.
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I think it’s based on an assumption that more freedom would allow more people to try & make radical choices, but OTOH I can definitely think of plenty of cases where I’ve seen people who had relative freedom not necessarily use it in any imaginative way.
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I don’t know to what extent that’s an inherent limitation of freedom itself, or due to the lack of a critical mass of other people who would also need to have sufficient freedom in order to create supportive communities & cultures for following a wider range of alternative paths.
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