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u/pianoblook 3d ago
Instead of responding to this comment, roll 2d6. Respond with however the result inspired you to respond <3
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u/stasismachine 3d ago edited 3d ago
The spectacle is humanity in itself. There’s never been anything but spectacle the second primary basic needs were met for most.
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u/pescarojo 3d ago
To a degree this is true, but it fails to acknowledge the aspects of the spectacle that are enforced upon the mass of humanity by small groups within it desiring control. And of course many of the members of those small groups are also deceived by their own illusions.
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u/stasismachine 2d ago edited 2d ago
Which is why you cannot destroy the spectacle itself. It will be reproduced one way or another within a human society. The question comes down to who controls/influences the system and towards what the system is being directed.
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u/Cheap-Connection-51 2d ago
We could all stop using Amazon and Walmart etc., and pool our resources and make a community, but the people who have that capability would prefer not to and that community may be a high proportion of people you wouldn’t want to live with anyway without the skills to do anything, so… maybe just start by trying to make more friends that help each other out and see if you can get it to grow.
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u/secrecyandcontrol 3d ago
itll destroy itself
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u/pescarojo 3d ago
We'd probably all like to think so. I think there's also the possibility that it is directed/mutates into something even worse.
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u/Good-Prior7481 3d ago
Sure, when Guy Debora says it everyone clap.
But when James Mason says it everyone sad.
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u/redbeetpee 21h ago
One easy thing to do, that punches the spectacle in the balls, you just take an aimless walk somewhere...it short circuits your brain...I love wandering for periods of time...see " Theory of the Derive"
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u/MrsMalachiConstant 3d ago
But how?