Never Enough Time, the Time is Now
There’s never enough for anything in the theatre. Everything is a rush. Nothing is sacred. Covenants are daily broken.
Should Earth Day Be Us Day?
We, the Human Race, are born of a selfish breeding. We care not about the past or the future. We only care about our now — and that’s bad for the business of the world. Today is Earth Day, and I wonder if we should change the name to “Us
Day” in order to get broader, and more dedicated, involvement in the
scheme.
The Immediate Me and the Instant Now
In the comments stream for a previous article — A Semiotic History of Playing with Brains — I revealed the following:
The Instant Now, the Immediate Me
Why are we unable to deal our own distress and misery? Instead of self-healing from within, we turn to others for tempering our immediate needs and our demands for instant satisfaction.
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