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"You. The purpose of content is to be consumed and then moving on. You scroll. You get entertained, then you move on. You scroll. You are informed about something, then you move on. You scroll, you consume, and then you move on. The purpose of art, on the other hand, is to initiate a pause. You observe the art. You have thoughts. These thoughts multiply over time. They inspire you into what eventually becomes original thought."
"You. The purpose of content is to be consumed and then moving on. You scroll. You get entertained, then you move on. You scroll. You are informed about something, then you move on. You scroll, you consume, and then you move on. The purpose of art, on the other hand, is to initiate a pause. You observe the art. You have thoughts. These thoughts multiply over time. They inspire you into what eventually becomes original thought."
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"You. The purpose of content is to be consumed and then moving on. You scroll. You get entertained, then you move on. You scroll. You are informed about something, then you move on. You scroll, you consume, and then you move on. The purpose of art, on the other hand, is to initiate a pause. You observe the art. You have thoughts. These thoughts multiply over time. They inspire you into what eventually becomes original thought."
"You. The purpose of content is to be consumed and then moving on. You scroll. You get entertained, then you move on. You scroll. You are informed about something, then you move on. You scroll, you consume, and then you move on. The purpose of art, on the other hand, is to initiate a pause. You observe the art. You have thoughts. These thoughts multiply over time. They inspire you into what eventually becomes original thought."