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It feels like the old way that people thought of politics, the left-right divide, has been blown up and replaced.
CA: So it feels like you're really highlighting a question that's really been bugging me the last few months more and more.
I think everyone feels more alive, more concerned, more engaged with the politics of the moment.
If you put it next to contemporary architecture, it feels totally natural to me.
That a girl's most intimate part is open to public scrutiny, open to critique, to becoming more about how it looks to someone else than how it feels to her.
I'm German myself, so I know exactly what that feels like.
I think there was a huge swath of the population that feels like Washington never listens to them, you know, a good part of the middle of America, not just the coasts, and he was somebody they felt was listening to their concerns.
That feels deeply immoral, and maybe people on the left could agree, as you said, that immigration may have happened too fast, and there is a limit beyond which human societies struggle, but nonetheless this whole problem becomes de-emphasized if automation is the key issue, and then we try to work together on recognizing that it's real, recognizing that the problem probably wasn't properly addressed or seen or heard, and try to figure out how to rebuild communities using, well, using what?
It kind of feels like that second group is winning the argument right now.
As soon as it's buried in a chart, it feels like some kind of objective science, and it's not.
It feels too harsh for a bundle of wires and an audience to swallow.
The more "hard man" the man feels compelled to be, the weaker his ego is.
It feels a little bit like analyzing interactive poetry because every game mechanic is a metaphor, and so the more the player asks themselves what we as designers were trying to express and why, the richer the experience becomes.
Players expect their video games to offer them branching narrative so that every decision that they make feels important and can change the outcome of the game.
And when your young child experiences something traumatic, you work even harder to make sure that their life feels like a game because children naturally explore their worlds through play.
But that feels just right to me, because the hardest moments of our lives change us more than any goal we could ever accomplish.
And of course, that this temple belongs to people, the collective, of many cultures and walks of life, many beliefs, and for me, what's most important is what it feels like on the inside; that it feel intimate, sacred, and that everyone is welcome.
Some days, it feels like the only thing we can agree on is that we can't agree on anything.
Even now, it's the way Ivan communicates what he wants, what he needs and also what he feels.
It feels like hours have gone by, but it's only been eleven minutes, and you wonder, "Why am I torturing myself?
It just feels wrong for reasons that are hard to explain.
One explanation is that pushing someone to their death feels more personal, activating an emotional aversion to killing another person, but we feel conflicted because we know it's still the logical choice.
And this feels like a distraction.
And often it feels like you feel like you need the one to drive the other.
And on Mars, it feels like what you're saying is, yeah, we need to save humanity and have a backup plan, but also we need to inspire humanity, and this is a way to inspire.
For kids it feels like punishment, and for teachers it feels like babysitting.
Leave him alive on a respirator, tube-fed, not able to speak or move or see or hear, just to feel, and then inject him with something cancerous that's going to fester and pustulate until every cell in his body is screaming in agony, until every second feels like an eternity in hell.
It feels value-laden.
It feels like we find them.
Writing music feels like that process just over and over again, like you've got a bunch of sounds or a groove or a chord progression and you're just looking for that thing on the other side, that little chunk over there, that puzzle piece that clicks right in.
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