Illustrated by Kyle Fletcher and written by Michael Kiser
The passing of time frightens us like the howling pitch of a wild animal did our evolutionary grandfathers. And yet we willingly surround ourselves with its artifacts — clocks in every room, calendars on our fridge and devices, time stamps on every piece of digital communication.
Written by Michael Kiser and illustrated by Kyle Fletcher
Humans process an incredible amount of information. According to Dr. Joe Dispenza, as good a doctor to cite as any other, we process “400 Billion bits of information a second. But, we are only aware of 2,000 of those.” Instead of focusing on the abstractness of that number, I’d like to consider the disparity. It’s like our brains are burdened with so much bloatware that they can’t even run malware. OUR BRAINS DON’T BELONG TO US.
