Just imagine you are a rebel in an dictatorship. Find the small shadows where your light can safely hide in. Share that light with those who cherish yours, and little by little, our flame will burn the enemy's poison
Funny story: once i took a shit that was eerily red and started to panic. I searched and searched for possible causes and then after getting up i noticed in my trash bin an emptied 100g pack of beetroot chips i ravaged in a weed-addled munchies frenzy, and facepalmed
Blindsight by Peter Watts is an interesting insight in many science fiction topics, but the most important concept in the book is, I think, is the seemingly unfeeling protagonist journeying towards the edge of the solar system to discover his inner world and how he projected it unto others. It might not answers your exact question, but I think it will grant you interesting insight in the matter
It's the social panopticon. But the point of the panopticon is that no one is really watching. What we feel on our eyes is the abstract eye of ideology, which constantly tries to constrain our souls and bodies into well defined (and inaccurate) frames so that we will be compliant.
DEFY THE EYE
CLAIM YOUR IDENTITY
THE GRESTEST BATTLE IS IN OUR MIND
What point is there in hating the only thing you owe your existence to? I view it as a kind of ideological laziness, an unwillingness to accept that which come before you and will be after you. An insufferance of compromise with the forces of nature.
It stresses you out and you feel like you caj'tcdo anything about it, and that usually turns into extractive, oppressive thought. I think your problems lie elsewhere, and nature is your scapegoat.
You refer to your body as a meat flesh prison but that's an incredibly shallow way of perceiving the greatest vessel for existence that we know of. An incredibile marvel of evolutionary engineering, an organic machine abile to develop memories, happiness, pain, instinct and conscience. It is the way for the Cosmos to know itself. It's typical human hubris to dismiss it as "flesh prison" while actually it's the vehicle of our freedom.
I'm just a random on the internet so i don't pretendente i am right abt you, another random on the internet, but i just don't think it's an healthy outlook and you should challenge it
On TV the heil reaches the target audience in a way of plausoble deniability, on the internet it can be perceived constantly, thought of, discussed. That breeds dissent much more than passive, temporary consumption.
That and he definetely wasn't expecting the backlash to be as big as it was
Just imagine you are a rebel in an dictatorship. Find the small shadows where your light can safely hide in. Share that light with those who cherish yours, and little by little, our flame will burn the enemy's poison