The worst part of living this distance from reality — or maybe the best part — is the knowledge, even if it is only subliminal, that we cannot go on like this.
The absurdity isn't just in the content—has become the norm. We've accepted violence as entertainment, treating it as a harmless show instead of a reflection of deeper societal dysfunction. We got through COVID measures so de-socialised that we lost almost the ability to discus. Now we wonder why we've grown so numb. Conclusion: The Absurdity of Hope In times like these, hope feels like the most absurd thing of all. This is why I stick to my Rottweilers.
The absurdity isn't just in the content—has become the norm. We've accepted violence as entertainment, treating it as a harmless show instead of a reflection of deeper societal dysfunction. We got through COVID measures so de-socialised that we lost almost the ability to discus. Now we wonder why we've grown so numb. Conclusion: The Absurdity of Hope In times like these, hope feels like the most absurd thing of all. This is why I stick to my Rottweilers.