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10x your mind 99 implied HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. We cherish objects that hold memories and emotions, even if they are seemingly simple things.
  2. Material possessions like a watch, a favorite pencil, or a pair of earrings can symbolize identity, hobbies, and relationships.
  3. Things we own and love can serve as reminders of love, inspiration, creativity, and cherished memories.
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Default Wisdom 236 implied HN points 08 Jun 23
  1. Fragmentation of self is influenced by historical shifts like the intensification of division of labor starting in the 17th century.
  2. Language, communication, and individualism are interconnected as seen through McLuhan's views on the power of language in shaping individuality.
  3. Material advancements like the printing press and the telegraph have played a significant role in shaping societal fragmentation and the way we perceive the world.
Apposition 39 implied HN points 01 Jul 23
  1. Objects hold hidden stories and memories, forming a connection between their history and our own.
  2. In the Digital Age, information dominates over physical objects, impacting how we interact with the world.
  3. Slowing down, forming personal relationships with objects, and engaging in meaningful action are keys to resisting the overwhelming pace of the digital world.
Black Lodges 39 implied HN points 13 Feb 23
  1. Love is a powerful emotion that keeps people bonded and committed to each other.
  2. Marxist theory can be applied to analyze how love drives humans to impact their environment and themselves.
  3. Love, as viewed through a Marxist lens, validates real individuality and is inherent to human relations.
(hector egbert) 0 implied HN points 16 Jul 23
  1. Modern society is heavily influenced by materialism and the belief that everything, including consciousness, is physical.
  2. Materialism has led to a focus on maximizing pleasure and stimulants, with little value placed on reflection of morals or identity.
  3. Modern culture's embrace of materialism is seen through societal norms and behaviors, showcasing a lack of depth and substance.