@marmo.eth

love this absolutely beautiful raw real and so many more superlative words (and it's so much better because i can imagine you speaking it) the soul does not get nearly enough air time / screen time it gets thrown in a box with religion which is a path but not the only path to the soul emerson did his part his over-soul is a good essay to pick up https://emersoncentral.com/ebook/The-Over-Soul.pdf every now and again but one must also remember that he's a voice-first brand one must remember to imagine him speaking to a congregation of sorts doing his own form of long form video teachers tend to do an awful job of teaching voice-first figures throughout history socrates, emerson, shakespeare, etc. they dwell on the words themselves and obscure what's beyond words reducing those vocal spirits to static letters on a page amounts to an epic excision of the soul imagine teaching this text without the benefit of any music I got it Watch me I got it HEY I got somethin' that makes me wanna shout I got somethin' that tells me what it's all about Huh, I got soul and I'm super bad … I've got soul and I'm super bad so you can't blame the teachers that are always so desperate to get us to the point at the end of the question mark any more than you can blame social media for not being soul-cial media this incantation revelation business this vocal business goes down about as easy as a half 1000mg tylenol with a halva chaser this stuff sounds insane illogical like magical thinking like mysticism there's no google translate that spells it out in simple logical language and assigns simple addictive point values for leaderboards and tips and airdrops it's not quantifiable at at time when "not quantifiable" sounds synonymous with "not real" soul-less-ness begins with the belief that there is nothing that cannot be measured the saddest part is that at some point we started thinking about all the ways we're different and stopped thinking and (more importantly) talking and singing about all the ways we are ONE not sure what to do about it but i suspect the answer has more to do with voice and music and poetry than static prose (thaw it down was one of my first ai music projects i imagined in those early days of suno that when performed there would be this great big ice sculpture (how spinal tap is that?) representing all the hardness and everyone in the audience would use these great big blow torches to thaw it all down) https://suno.com/playlist/e8ec881d-9574-497b-910b-238858d42ad7

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