One useful lens for understanding the millennial identity crisis is the simultaneous thinning-out, dissolution or disruption of long-standing social substrates for intimacy, self-development & meaningful work.
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I think a lot of young people are praying this job'll last long enough to get them out from under their crushing debt, hoping that whatever they do will still need doing for 40 more years & wishing *someone* would love them in a way they never learned to love anyone else
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What can anyone do with all this? I don't know. But I really like @EricRWeinstein's closing comments from his recent appearance on the MIT Artificial Intelligence podcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wq9x2QcZN0 …pic.twitter.com/LYzwd7u5o8
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"You really want to court authoritarian control in our society because you can’t see that people may not be able to defend themselves in the marketplace because the marginal product of their labor is too low to feed their dignity as a soul?"pic.twitter.com/XzhCUyVh2L
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We are redefining "success" now. A healthy, thriving, planet-sized ideal of what success is, is there, deep in our souls (genes), and we just need to meditate and explore our collective memes to find it.https://twitter.com/thewiseturtle/status/1119932369459384320 …
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