Matthew Harris (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} glowing_fish) wrote,@ 2008-05-07 01:34:00 |
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The entire point of Free Geek
The entire point of Free Geek for me, in brief, is it represents a brief vision of a unified culture.
What I have noticed happening too often, is that people with even the most creative ideas, even the most beautiful artistic spiritual perspectives on life, live divorced from them. They go and grind away, and then all of the things that really matter in life to them are added as an after thought, functioning as nothing more than parsley.
But Free Geek, really to the amount that it is possible, combines the physical with the social with the intellectual with the spiritual seamlessly. "There is no separation between the mind and the environment"
The entire point of Free Geek for me, in brief, is it represents a brief vision of a unified culture.
What I have noticed happening too often, is that people with even the most creative ideas, even the most beautiful artistic spiritual perspectives on life, live divorced from them. They go and grind away, and then all of the things that really matter in life to them are added as an after thought, functioning as nothing more than parsley.
But Free Geek, really to the amount that it is possible, combines the physical with the social with the intellectual with the spiritual seamlessly. "There is no separation between the mind and the environment"
