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Cassey Lottman
@cassey@ottawa.place  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Interesting perspective here -

"things" like a table or a chair, don't change and don't demand constant attention because we can trust them to just keep being tables and chairs. Screens constantly change, or might, and thus require constant attention; vigilance. When we turn away from screens, we must be turning towards something else, and it's useful if that alternative we turn towards is also something with a stable, reliable presence. (a thing)

https://aworkinglibrary.com/writing/thingness

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Thingness

A politics of refusal must be more than a closed door.
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