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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When you watch a film, do you trust your gut reaction first, or do you want to understand the craft before deciding how you feel?”
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My memory of the final discussion between Barbie and Ken was them navigating towards not defining themselves in terms of each other, and that Barbie could have continued on the arc you’re pointing at and not including Ken in that insight, but ended up trying to do something... I really liked the secular application of grace near the end of the film. I suspect there is some overlap there with the beautiful truth vs terrible lie choice.... Was the movie seeding the coming threat of an AI take over?
Was it teaching us to fight back against it? And now that time has caught up with the movie itself, will everyone against DATA CENTERS be labeled mentally ill as a Go-To in order to excuse what they do?... - annabeth...
The podcast fills us in on widespread criticism and distrust of the spelling system that some nonspeaking autistic people use. The spelling method requires touch.... - onPre VP Debate warm up. I was thinking that Trump resembles "Anger" from Inside Out, and in the first movie, when Anger gets fed up, he goes rogue, steals mom’s credit card and buys a bus ticket to Minnesota (Make Riley Great Again). The only problem with going back, is that "back" isn’t a place or time we can get to.by
pastiche of thoughts: I’d be excited to hear what you find in doing this podcast. There’s a trope in emotionland that rage alchemizes into ecstasy when fully felt....