I realize that contemporary technological tools—PCs, smartphones, etc.—have nothing to do with life.
On the contrary, they have everything to do with an escape reaction when we are confronted with life—within ourselves, directly, or through the intermediary of another.
This observation is far less naive than it seems.
It relates to the nature of the impulse that puts a phone, a remote control, or a tablet in our hand.
I can think of no better response than this:
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thanks Simon,
I really liked the video…But What about the musical content ?
Is has to be AI generated, don’t you think ?
People can’t have such an accent in real life…
It is really sad to watch those people scroling their lives away.
even sadder to realise we are them, too.
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Nordvar sing in a combination of old Norse and English. I am not aware that it is AI. Nor am I an expert on Scandinavian accents
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I have no idea, Simon…
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The invitation to b it down is unnecessary,
the way I see things, this world will b itself down.
has already started.
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Some might want the assurance of making sure it happens… or be impatient.
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I have no idea, Simon…
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Well, sometimes we run out of ideas…
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