At a Glance: the rustle of paper, as a name is called aloud, used to require examination.
If people are books, why do we judge them by the cover?
When do you ever finish reading a book, at a glance,
or did you buy it only for a certain chapter?
There’s what you thought you wanted, and then there’s infinity.
What’s published and the radiation.
🧾 ( This isn’t for everyone. )
The squirrel in the room, a mini 3rd Party Internal Google Review while watching them operate their new Galaxy Z Fold 7 to optimize the examination of the real elephant; a Commercial Lease Renewal.
Recognition always begins before conversation.
Increased value may be best examined by your insurance company.
But you wish your insurance company and your payroll read the same books about increased value.
Employees don’t care how inspired you are.
They care if payroll clears.
🕰️ (Take your time.)
So we put down the books to pick up the folds, and proudly say I don’t watch much t.v. Because pages require complete examination, and a screen only requires exposure.
The problem with books wasn’t reading or writing them.
People always wanted to know if & when you’d finished.
Screens changed the question.
Screens made it easier for you to feel accepted [ dopamine ],
all you have to answer, did you see?
You remember seeing is believing.
But When Recognition Became a Glance,
how many of you actually know what you saw?
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