KEYNOTE
R.E.S.E.A.R.C.H.
I found the conference keynote carefully filed away in my bedside table.
"WHAT ARE YOU?"
"I'm not a what,
I'm a who.
Why do you ask?"
I remembered where it was thanks to Sean Michael Morris.
I read his article:
I quote a little bit...
"The perfect unfairness of this is that when we limit another’s voice, we create an ecosystem reliant upon limitation. And that’s the ecosystem in which we now swim. We can’t ask for freedom to take risks, to follow our own curiosity — to be scholars — if we don’t offer that freedom to others."
THE TITLE IS ACADEMIC NOW.
"Oh so sorry.
Professor."
"Digital Inquiry and the Erosion of Humanity?"
WE FORGET SO EASILY
R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
FOOTNOTE.
I decided he merited a more prominent frame.
There's a lot of things in life that hinders us from using our voice. People respect you if you have that voice to show and express yourself. I think as a human being one must learn respect from different things cause it's human nature. It's something that we share and not just earn. Nice read. I like the philosophy and logic that you run through in the article.
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