Life In a Liminal Age (Part 1): An "Unprecedented" Experience
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The Internal Disorientation of Life Assumptions
Brad: I think that there is a very similar, almost copy paste experience of this internal disorientation around just kind of baseline life assumptions. And because there are assumptions, these are things that I don't think many people are used to actually even naming or putting a label to as they are so intrinsic to how we have been operating. John: Let me use an extended illustration here to name what I'm talking about. The Mississippi River ran backwards for several hours after a series of catastrophic earthquakes between December 16th of 1811 and April 1812. There is now an 18 mile long lake that did not exist before that five month period. It just rearranged the topography of the entire
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