David Lynch on Public Perception

My comment:

This made me think quite hard. If what other people think about one is an abstraction --- which it surely is, because no-one has all the knowledge anyone else has about oneself --- then what one thinks oneself of what others think about one is abstraction squared. That is, it's an abstraction of an abstraction. That ought to make it a  bit easier to bear! 😀 This is another awesome post Linda! ❤️💓💕 

See Lana Del Rey on Saturday Night Live.

See Linda Faludi's recent Community post:

Photo by Marianne Rosenstiehl, 1984

Quote from "According to... David Lynch, A Jot Publishing, 2007

- Strange or not? The 1979 interview

https://youtu.be/uHwqhEEyF5Y

- Genius or a sick man? 1986 interview

https://youtu.be/rDXRjKW5W_s

- What if a movie "doesn't make sense"?, 2005

https://youtu.be/Drq0whygb2M

- How to experience the movies according to DL, 2006

https://youtu.be/mW65Taemqks

- Random access, dream logic, feel-thinking, 2005-2017

https://youtu.be/L2xT1rfjBWo

If interpreting his films is difficult for some, you would think they ought to have a bit more trouble interpreting the man himself who is the origin of all of that! But perhaps, for some reason, people think that interpreting the man himself will tell them something about his films, ...

See David Lynch's Weather Report Project and Lana Del Rey on Myspace. Now listen to this:

See Lana Del Rey on Judgement, Sadhguru on Karma, David Lynch on Karma, Polly Boiko on Flying and Larkin Poe - Star Spangled Banner for NASCAR. Now try interpreting a few hundred people who are all working together on something for the good of humanity:

Some of them may be artists, others writers, others technlogists, and some may even be heads of state:



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