To Be Taught, If Fortunate
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How can anyone be expected to care about the questions of worlds above when the questions of the world you’re stuck on – those most vital criteria of home and health and safety – remain unanswered?
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A global mindset. An enlightened humanity. Instead, they found that dream inextricably, cripplingly anchored to the very founts of nationalistic myopia and materialistic greed that said dream was antithetical to.
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We celebrate the tree that stretches to the sky, but it is the ground we should ultimately thank.
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It is not for everyone, even though the end results are.
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The ache to return to a time long gone was almost worse than fear.
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It is a paradox – the impossibility of reclaiming that which lies behind, housed within a form comprised entirely of the repurposed pieces of that same past. We exist where we begin, yet to remain there is death.
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I saw exactly what my soul had longed for. A quiet place. A blank slate. A reality in which everything held still for however long I needed it to.
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a home can only exist in a moment. Something both found and made. Always temporary, in the grand scheme of things, but vital all the same.
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Sometimes we do harm, despite our best efforts. We are human. We are fragile.
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Would you be more comfortable with the limited predictability of machines? Or is the flexibility of human intelligence worth the risk of our minds and bodies breaking?
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but we live within a home that was lovingly built by other hands. Everything we do, we do on the shoulders of others.