MINUTES of a MONDAY #77
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Brain Food > White Noise
“There is an entirely separate conversation to be had about how meaningful this sort of online noise actually is and how often we conflate talking about something with meaningful action toward an actual end.
As we learned from social media trends which arose around Black Lives Matter, Me Too, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and about five different iterations of the pandemic, ‘raising awareness’ can often look like self-congratulatory ideological masturbation rather than doing much of anything at all. That isn’t how reality works. It’s just how the internet works. Sometimes.”
talking about why she’s not talking about GazaSoul Food
"I'm a simple person, I see Cillian Murphy, I click."
@Nicole-tk8xv comments on Cillian Murphy’s SAG-AFTRA (U.S. Actors Union) interview
LOL
Phil Hanley works romance into dyslexia:
Appendix
“If you go into a scene knowing that you’re ‘wonderful’, and knowing how to do it, it’s not going to be right. Nobody walks into a room ‘I know exactly what I’m going to do’, everyone walks into a room trying to figure it out, because as human beings we don’t know how we’re going to be, so you’re always just figuring it out as we go.”
Cillian Murphy talking about being nervous going into scenes in Oppenheimer.
A.O.B
That’s it for this week. Thank you to the many of you who reached our privately after the On the Death of My Mother Article. I appreciate it.
And, as always, mind how you go out there.