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What a terribly reductionist POV.
A few antidotes:
study and learn Somatic Experiencing. (Where in your body do you feel a given emotion ? Where is tension felt? where is relaxation felt? where is sadness felt? )
study some real yoga (not stretching
but actual yoga ie meditation breath-work soma practices )
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The Lives of a Cell (1970s? 1980s? Lewis Carrol, iirc)
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The Hidden Life of Trees (2016)
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The Dawn of Everything : A New History of Humanity (D. Graeber and D. Wengrow)
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Being Bodies
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Somatic Experiencing
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Sex At Dawn
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The Story of B (Daniel Quinn)
I think those are all nice titles but this is just a joke meme sweet Lemming.
lol i know
thank you for the kind reply
aaannnd art is in the eye of the beholder so idk not necessarily for the OP needing to read it
moreso for those who (as w many of us) hv poor/low sense of self-value/self-resilience
i just hear that a lot from tech nerds “my body is stupid/irrational” etc
and it’s like “or maybe we need better models to listen to & make sense of it”
I enjoy your answer, I truly do. We do need better models. I just don't know how we ended up with credit scores and being beholden much of our time to either staring at a spreadsheet or putting up with some customers yelling at us. Life is pretty absurd when you think it over.
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