Fyi for readers who might get the wrong impression about the article based on grabcocque's criticism: The author is actually explaining why he continues to play with video games even though people are dying. It's a long essay (4500 words) and it takes Paul Kilduff-Taylor a while to build up to his justifications of pursuing the activities he finds meaningful even though people are suffering in the world.
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Composing music while people are dying
Writing novels while people are dying
Making movies while people are dying
Growing plants while people are dying
Going on road trips to Mexico while people are dying
Making tea and donuts while people are dying
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What?
>What?
Fyi for readers who might get the wrong impression about the article based on grabcocque's criticism: The author is actually explaining why he continues to play with video games even though people are dying. It's a long essay (4500 words) and it takes Paul Kilduff-Taylor a while to build up to his justifications of pursuing the activities he finds meaningful even though people are suffering in the world.
Making more people while people are dying, for that matter.
Cursing future generations with death by giving birth to your children. You monster.
That's the biggest problem I have with life itself.
I never asked for this.
And yes, my vision is augmented.
Pondering nihilism while people are dying.
Do you remember when Medium was tanking? I do, in fact it's happening right now.
Reading Hacker News while people are dying.
Close this page, you heartless bastard. Go save African children* NOW!
* Or whatever the current trendy humanitarian tragedy is, I can't keep track.