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I'm pretty convinced that one of the greatest destructive forces acting on future potential value is a mysterious nebulous anxiety among young people, as though they've already somehow fucked up and they better work really hard on Already Established Good Thing now
Keywords, "mysterious, nebulous." I have my own theories about where this is coming from, but the interesting thing is that the afflicted young folks can't really seem to pin it down themselves, which makes it feel super creepy to me — like some sort of Stephen King villain-fog
See also: prestige. It’s like a social fog, absolutely https://twitter.com/visakanv/status/828945534878523394?s=21 …https://twitter.com/visakanv/status/828945534878523394 …
I still can’t pin this phenomena down exactly. There has to be a word for it (probably in German)
I like finding and connecting relevant tweets close in my feedhttps://twitter.com/naval/status/1221281684865212421?s=21 …
Culture is soaked in this wrongness. It pervades thoughts, imagery, concepts, frameworks, down to stuff like architecture and all manifestations of such thought. It's herculean to figure out from the inside, which is why psychedelics help so much - they afford you an outside view
It sounds like what you're describing is Kafkaesque, if I understand that correctly.
I guess it's only obvious in retrospection?
I’ve been curious and mystified by this as well. If you ask the right hippies about this it’s a no brainer thing to them. They’ll tell you that there’s something “in the air”, synchronously affecting a lot of people
I blame several consecutive generations of "you're going to change the world!" commencement speaches (and the attitude behind them obvi).
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