D W Winnicotts Playing and Reality

                                       If you don’t teach your children how to be alone, they’ll only know how to be lonely.”

Thas wisdom

Where did you read that?

For a change I didnt

                       Ezra Klein interviewed Sherry Turkle an MIT sociologist regarding her new book Artificial Intimacy: Who We Become When We Talk to Machines  She quoted D W Winnicott

I understand alon . .

. . And you’re never lonely.

I am not Ive too much going off inside my head my mariachis my curiosity all whetting my imagination herding my discrete ticktocks

    Ticktocks.  Your time.

Youre nobodys fool

 

What do you attribute that to?

As a boy my family eleven hadnt money for vacations so religiously chuckled we went on Sunday afternoon drives in the countrywhich wasnt far away from the city in those days an picnicked

Not ever vacationing I vacationed in my head via begging Santa for a National Geographic subscription an reading fiction nonfiction scifi exhaustively

                                                A lifelong adventure

An one thing about reading 

Books aint going to read themselves

I listen to audiobooks.

A lot of peop[e do  Thas not reading

It, kinda, is.

I can see your point

                       However a chronic storyteller I prefer to tell tales than suffer listenin to stories told

    Seriously?

Jah

         I couldnt be a priest if I triedlistenin to confessions  Or is tha gone

Maybe like AI therapists AI priests

That’s a creepy thought.

Probably not

 

A fervent AI believer may have either a slew of AI girlfriends or boyfriends

                                                                                Whadaya think

    I think I’d rather be alone.

Wednesday evening, 14  10. 26

1108,  reggaefriday,  16  10. 26

Ezra Klein show  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMiR-GxTrtM&t=26s