have you read huizenga yet? that's 1/3 of his book...claim is sacredness is play, and in a sense "not serious"
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thinking more on work in startups vs. corp. Work is sacred to startup workers so to Huizenga, makes us playful
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I think the affect of seriousness (solemnity) is a distinct thing, and the opposite of "serious" is not "fun"
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something to do with literality of belief and consequentiality (rain-making dance vs. pushing nuke button)
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excellent examples to think about: 1) Ben Huh (cheezburger guy) on depression/suicide. https://benhuh.com/2011/11/29/when-death-feels-like-a-good-option/ …
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2) a tolstoy storywhere ill ditz falls in love with serious doctor but falls out of love after she gets well
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Partying is not serious, but driving a truck that delivers party equipment to venues is serious 'real' work. Odd.
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has anyone written a good analysis of "seriousness"? Perhaps this is another
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Do not make fun of My People™ and their ancient Vedic practice of Holy Spelling which is really quantum mechanics.
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I'm not so sure...modern forms are cunningly disguised. Rap for instance. And Twitter of course. http://www.ribbonfarm.com/2012/05/03/rediscovering-literacy/ …
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