What does that mean for how we communicate and consume content? Do you expect continous word salads instead of interviews, comedy sketches etc. Would modern era people accept that?
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- ater@piefed.worldEnglish20 hours
My 13 year old has this infuriating habit; whenever an actor pauses or hesitates during the delivery of a line, she finishes it for them, reading from the subtitles.
23 hoursI love weird avant-garde shit and I have since I was a teenager. I was listening to weird shit like Sonic Youth, The Voidz, and Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music. I was practically mesmerized by David Lynch’s Lost Highway. I love weird art films. I love weird music that can barely be considered music. I don’t like to be spoonfed by any type of media and I think Netflix adding audible cues for people on their phones is shameful.
- FoundFootFootage78@lemmy.mlEnglish1 day
It’s the opposite. So much sensory overload means we’ll be much more appreciative of the quiet moments in media.
People who need constant background noise to get through the day are afraid to be alone with their own thoughts.
- HubertManne@piefed.socialEnglish1 day
I personally try to accept having time with nothing to do. I will often attempt breathing meditation but I will also sometimes just accept doing nothing and be doing nothing. I also stretch.
