Life lessons to learn from Wiley E Coyote
The longest-running continuous science experiment is incredibly boring - and a comment on the human condition
28 July 2019 - 00:00
We think a lot about speed these days, as though becoming more fully and perfectly human means processing and operating in ever-shorter periods of time. But the limits of the human immersion in time aren't only measured in units of speed, but also in the almost ungraspable experience of slowness...
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