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Hotel Jerome Ballroom

Tristan Harris

Interviewer: Charles Duhigg

 

Property of the Aspen Institute / Photo Credit: Ian Wagreich

Puscifer

at The Greek Theatre

Los Angeles, CA

June 12, 2022

 

All photos Ā© Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com

Puscifer

at The Greek Theatre

Los Angeles, CA

June 12, 2022

 

All photos Ā© Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com

In case you forgot or didn't realize, Jack originally worked at the Ginna nuclear power plant although it's hard to imagine what he could have been doing there. It had a lasting effect on him.

The existential question. Click here to read the full story at The Delhi Walla.

Puscifer

at The Greek Theatre

Los Angeles, CA

June 12, 2022

 

All photos Ā© Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com

Origami mock-ups for a printmaking class.

Origami mock-ups for a printmaking class.

This illustrates Treasure Island's general phenomenology and aesthetic pretty well. There is an existential fallenness to the island that this photograph expresses well.

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a new existential crisis every day

The daily grind of the 9-to-5 can feel like a relentless treadmill, an unending cycle of work that leaves us yearning for the fleeting moments of freedom the weekend promises. Yet, within the walls of this routine, there lies a certain kind of freedom—a chance to redefine what it means to be an artist. The philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre once said, "Man is condemned to be free; because once thrown into the world, he is responsible for everything he does." This existential freedom, the responsibility of choice, is ever-present, even in a cubicle. The weekdays may be filled with tasks and obligations, but the weekends offer a canvas, blank and waiting for creation.

 

Once, my life was driven by art and poetry, a fervent pursuit of creativity and expression. I dreamed in verse and saw the world through a writer's lens. But reality, with its unyielding demands, ushered me into the structured confines of a corporate world. The transition was unexpected, an unforeseen circumstance that now feels like a betrayal of my younger self. How did I end up here, trading words and art for spreadsheets and deadlines?

 

As I prepare for another weekend, I find myself embracing a stoic resilience and the pursuit of meaning that tradition speaks of. There is a nobility in this struggle, a quiet heroism in balancing work and passion. Each Friday, as the clock ticks towards freedom, I realize that every hour worked brings me closer to those precious moments of creativity and self-expression. Life may not be the artistic dream I once envisioned, but within the grind lies the opportunity to carve out moments of true, unadulterated freedom. It is within these moments that I reclaim my identity, not just as a worker, but as an artist, and a man determined to find meaning in every aspect of life.

Puscifer

at The Greek Theatre

Los Angeles, CA

June 12, 2022

 

All photos Ā© Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com

It was a lovely sign, but I really was amused that it was unattached to the end of that statement.

Lightart by AlexP, copyright picture Janus van den Eijnden

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Hotel Jerome Ballroom

Tristan Harris

Interviewer: Charles Duhigg

 

Property of the Aspen Institute / Photo Credit: Ian Wagreich

contemplating existential conceptions at ....where else.....Lollipop Farm

He said he only posed nude in hotel rooms, but he'd make an exception just this time. interesting

 

4/8/08

 

After returning from my trip to the Finger Lakes and visiting Phil and Heidi's yurt I've been looking at my power consumption through a new lens. On the trip to New York my cell phone battery was dying. "No problem" I thought; I brought my cell phone charger along.

 

Although Phil and Heidi did have a battery charging system for their various needs, the lack of standard 110 volt electrical receptacles quickly illustrated the reality of sustainable living. I do take for granted that the power is always "on" and that there will always be plenty of it.

 

This realization has inspired me to take a new look at the way I consume everything from electricity to paper products. Oh, and it sort of kicked off a major existential crisis, but that's a story for another photo.

Existential ale? Just had to try! Tasted excellent as well.

Between the food and the look. A moment surreal.

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Hotel Jerome Ballroom

Tristan Harris

Interviewer: Charles Duhigg

 

Property of the Aspen Institute / Photo Credit: Ian Wagreich

The existential background of human dignity / Gabriel Marcel

What Would William Do?

NOUVELLE.

  

Un certain Ernest de latroufandiĆØre lors d’un des innombrables salons littĆ©raires qu’il frĆ©quentait :

  

LanƧa, rebondissant sur une phrase creuse sur un ennuyeux dƩbat existentialiste

  

Ā«Peut importe de savoir naĆ®tre, l’important Ć©tant de savoir mourir.Ā»

 

Phrase au demeurant complĆØtement stupide car… Comment savoir naĆ®tre ???? Je vous le demande. Mais bon, peu importe… Toujours est-il que sa phrase eut un Ć©norme succĆØs au sein de l’assemblĆ©e Ć©bahie.

  

Tant de succĆØs que le Sieur de latroufandiĆØre dĆ©cida, un peu sous les recommandations de madame (il faut bien le prĆ©ciser.) dite JosĆ©pha, nĆ©e Mercier. De se lancer dans la rĆ©daction d’un manuel du "Parfait savoir mourir."

  

Son manuel eut tellement de succĆØs que le couple vĆ©cu plus qu’aisĆ©ment. Le manuel du "parfait savoir mourir" avait passĆ© les frontiĆØres et sa renommĆ©e Ć©tait allĆ©e jusquā€˜en Asie.

  

En rĆ©alitĆ©, seule la femme d’Ernest de LatroufandiĆØre, connaissait le secret du "vrai savoir mourir". Il est bien Ć©vident que toutes pages du manuel, n’étaient que cruellement fausses. Le manuel n’étant qu’une vile escroquerie.

  

Ernest sur son lit de mort, reƧu la visite d’un vieux camarade de classe de JosĆ©pha qui, se penchant sur l’oreille d’Ernest, lui susurra : Ā«Allez dis-moi le vrai parfait savoir mourir.Ā»

  

Il Ʃtait trop tard, Ernest Ʃtait dƩjƠ parti dans un coma profond ou presque.

  

De colère le vieux camarade de Josépha, incontrÓlé commença à hurler sur le pauvre Ernest sans réaction, puis le frappa fortement sur la poitrine. Ce qui ne résout rien dans un cas comateux, tout le monde sait cela.

  

De guerre lasse il le gifla Ć  deux reprises puis tourna les talons en direction de la porte et disparu. Quelques secondes plus tard il resurgit et dans une ultime tentative se rapprocha d’Ernest Ć  pas feutrĆ©, puis collĆ© Ć  son oreille lui souffla du trĆ©fond de ses poumons, un cri faisant comme miraculeusement revenir Ernest Ć  la vie. Ce qui engendra une telle frayeur Ć  Eustache, car ainsi se nommait le vieux camarade de JosĆ©pha, qu’il en tomba Ć  la renverse quasi inanimĆ©. Ernest descendit alors de son lit de futur mort, se pencha sur lui et d’une voix d’outre tombe :

 

Le savoir mourir n’existe pas crĆ©tin. Il existe des gens qui sont morts et qui ne le savent pas. Et d’autres qui se font surprendre. Comme toi.

  

Il existe des spĆ©culateurs sur "la mort parfaitement digne" que j’ai inspirĆ© par mes millions d’exemplaire de manuel !

  

RƩsultat : Toi tu pars et moi, je reste.

  

Tout Ƨa, Ć  cause de ta bĆŖtise crasse, de ta soif de dĆ©tenir une vĆ©ritĆ© qui n’existe pas...

  

La vƩritƩ est que les gens meurent par peur, par peur de mourir et que mon manuel fut le plus garnd best seller avant la Bible, le Coran ou la Tora.

  

S’approchant Ć  son tour Ć  l’oreille d’Eustache et tout bas :

  

Ā« Sur ce, je te salut bien bas et m’en vais me mettre Ć  l’écriture d’un manuel "du savoir vivre parfaitement." Ā»

  

Et lui lanƧant goguenard, en un dernier clin d’œil :

  

«Je pense que ça devrait faire de gros tirages.»

  

Puis hƩlant sa femme :

  

– JosĆ©pha !

  

– Oui mon chĆ©ri !

  

– Viens ma belle nous avons du travail, il va te falloir rĆ©affĆ»ter ta plume ! Je crois que je tiens une idĆ©e de gĆ©nie.

  

JosĆ©pha le regardant avec des yeux pleins d’admiration et d’amour. Ayant toujours eu une relation plus que fusionnelle avec Ernest.

  

– Comme depuis toujours et jusqu’à la fin des temps mon aimĆ©.

   

Mixed media over newspaper photograph (source image inserted)

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