Alena Smith on Nonlinearity, 'Dickinson,' and the Future of Storytelling
Good NoticingsFebruary 5, 202646 min112 views
34 connections·40 entities in this video→The Nonlinear 21st Century
- 💡 The 21st century is characterized as nonlinear, contrasting with the linear progression of the 20th century, which had a coherent moral story and an anomalous economic scenario of consistent growth.
- ⚠️ The shift is marked by events like 9/11, the rise of technology, and the end of traditional narrative structures, leading to a sense of simultaneity and a loss of the ability to process time and events conceptually.
- 🧠 The internet has created a
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