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There were no clicks or eyeballs in the sensible, reasoned middle ground, and all the money in the world in encouraging users to rush to treat the extremes as if they were the center.
We can use our own resources to fix our own problems. We can do it quickly and pretty painlessly. We just have to stop letting a few people use what belongs to all of us to make themselves richer and richer.”
People are not perfect: that’s how we know perfection is unimportant. Perfection is a hallucination.
In a human, the drive to do what computers do, to try the same thing maddeningly often, again and again and again, never hurrying, never tarrying, that drive is a sign of sickness.
You can as little choose your own luck as choose which raindrop falls on your head.
A laugh is a shortcut between one person and another.
