
>--there are those things--tomes---thet when you step back to broaden your view of --you will find life affirming --how much of what one dredges up online can it be said the same of*?*

Ironically, most of the stuff made by artists that are now long dead have more life in them. It isn't so much of an internet thing, at least in my experience. 

The publishing world is a tragic wreck of crappy vampire novels. 

jbschirtzinger

when I say dead i mean antithetical to life --not the mere contrast --but the burglar who steals it away in the night

--there are those things--tomes---thet when you step back to broaden your view of --you will find life affirming --how much of what one dredges up online can it be said the same of*?*

do they always get to do what they want with little effort and less attention?

yes --the internet makes sure of it --unless they wrest themselves from its clammy grip

mostly_harmless

the internet is dead

billytheked

when I say dead i mean antithetical to life --not the mere contrast --but the burglar who steals it away in the night

--there are those things--tomes---thet when you step back to broaden your view of --you will find life affirming --how much of what one dredges up online can it be said the same of*?* 

> do they always get to do what they want with little effort and less attention?

yes --the internet makes sure of it --unless they wrest themselves from its clammy grip 