Weird that people don’t often draw the obvious lesson from the canary in the coal mine idea: use people who are naturally prone to suffering as sensors for sensemaking. Artists have appropriated much of the economic value of suffering-sense-making because *some* artists suffer.
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Perhaps others have learned stuff from Bad Neighbor loud music sufferings
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Speaking as a lifelong artist, I can tell you that this is an “almost-true”. I recommend checking out this talk that shows an indigenous perspective. “Grief is praise for what you’ve lost. Praise is grief for what you have.”https://youtu.be/h6h3JNOCTYc
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This doesn't seem like a way I would want to live. IMO suffering is something to accept and move past, contextualizing everything through suffer yields good insights, but then your whole life revolves around suffering. My biggest insight from suffering is that I don't like it.
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Probably gonna pay karmacoin for this habit someday