What Vanished in Silence:
1. The ability to be truly unreachable.
Once, being alone meant actually being alone. Now, we’re always tethered to something or someone—digitally.
2. The concept of “waiting.”
Waiting used to be normal. Now, we buffer for two seconds and feel existential dread.
3. A shared reality.
Everyone lives in a personalized algorithmic world—news feeds, content, and truths tailored just for them.
4. Silence.
Not quiet—true silence. From ambient noise to digital hums to endless content, silence became a stranger.
5. Getting lost.
In space, in thought, in conversation. GPS, search engines, and curated content now always find us and re-route us.
6. Forgetting.
The internet never forgets. Every photo, text, or tweet lives forever in some server farm.
7. The unknown.
Before Google, questions lingered. We wondered longer, imagined more, guessed.
8. A sense of finality.
Everything’s reversible, editable, deletable. Nothing ends—just updates.
9. Childhood as we knew it.
Modern kids have digital footprints before they can walk. Their imagination is shaped by code.
10. True boredom that births creativity.
Now we scroll before the muse even has a chance to speak.
My toxic trait is that I truly believe that anything that I really want to do I can get done.
Anything.
But once I lose interest in something. Lol. Can I focus on it? No way. Lol
Hey guys - it's Wednesday so it's #TVJAllAngles day!!! And it's one of those weeks where we had to shelve a whole programme and start from scratch! So...tune in later for Cults 101!
I was today years old when I learned that the famous quote “blood is thicker than water” is a condensed version of “the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb”
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The lack of support for artists and people working in the cultural and creative sector in Jamaica is directly proportional to our lack of respect for heritage, culture and the arts. After all its just "entertainment" not a US $2.253 trillion global industry or anything. Carry on.