Flynn Coleman, on enjoying what data can’t:
A life turns on what it never saw coming… We can chart the movements of the sun and moon with astonishing precision and still be mesmerised when one disappears behind the other. We can know another person for fifty years and still discover something in them we have never seen before. We can spend a lifetime inside our own minds and remain strangers, in part, to who we might become.
That’s from a longer piece about what we lose when nothing about us is allowed to remain unknown, on Flynn’s new blog.
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