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Posted by Greg Farrell
Saturday, November 17, 2007, 04:32pm
The expense here, regrettably includes ambitious denial, at least for momentary decisions, of the importance of money as an increasingly "highest power". A progressive importance of "paying for dreamy life", through the firecely perceived competition for perceived limited resources - the inspoken perceived "reality" of what really makes things "work" - keeps me "safe". Development and even "crowd control" choices are deeply affected throughout the city in subtle, eerie ways. Even the most social activisims are generated in a vacum of "Us and Them" minds. Most locally at the moment, it's the Helmsley Palace Hotel through which I walked into missing the side entrance which is the Municipal Arts Society, and realizing the way that this "place" was funded and that legacy, which affects things intangibly. The connections may be less Human-scaled then ever. Communicating here on a "miraculous" media of this screen I am typing at now, was manufactured by child slave labor far away from this neighborhood and the inertia of the "new" economies of scale, through our city and accross nations, the Human factor is expensive. The greatest hope, I believe, is not to address the cost of living "here", but to enlarge the priceless and very free-of-cost ability to think freely with an eye to a shift to Caring Legacies to the future.
The expense here,
Posted by Greg FarrellSaturday, November 17, 2007, 04:32pm
The expense here, regrettably includes ambitious denial, at least for momentary decisions, of the importance of money as an increasingly "highest power". A progressive importance of "paying for dreamy life", through the firecely perceived competition for perceived limited resources - the inspoken perceived "reality" of what really makes things "work" - keeps me "safe". Development and even "crowd control" choices are deeply affected throughout the city in subtle, eerie ways. Even the most social activisims are generated in a vacum of "Us and Them" minds. Most locally at the moment, it's the Helmsley Palace Hotel through which I walked into missing the side entrance which is the Municipal Arts Society, and realizing the way that this "place" was funded and that legacy, which affects things intangibly. The connections may be less Human-scaled then ever. Communicating here on a "miraculous" media of this screen I am typing at now, was manufactured by child slave labor far away from this neighborhood and the inertia of the "new" economies of scale, through our city and accross nations, the Human factor is expensive. The greatest hope, I believe, is not to address the cost of living "here", but to enlarge the priceless and very free-of-cost ability to think freely with an eye to a shift to Caring Legacies to the future.