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I needed to call him or my parents. Immediately. I rolled my eyes. Couldn't have been that important, because you'd think one of them would've picked up the phone and called me if it had been. That was my family, though. Everyone of them felt as if they should not have to pic up the phone. They were too busy for that, too important. Even my cousin, who apparently had a shit-ton of time to send emails.

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Family is not always blood. It is also whom we have bonded with most. With whom we have grown up together. And this pic reminds me of my brothers Arunav Bose, Kaushik Mitra, Subhrajit Mishra, Himadri Panda, Amit Agarwal, Swaraj Pattnaik and me. We all grew up together.

Poti sa bei nenorocita aia de bere, nu e un capat de lume si totusi n-o faci. Nu aceea si nu atunci. Bei, in schimb, un litru de apa cu un pic de ghimbir si lamaie. Bei apa rece ca un cal. Faci stretching. Apoi faci un dus si redevii, incet, om. De ce ai pus berea la loc? Pentru ca esti un alergator de cursa lunga, d-aia. Pentru ca nicio ispita nu are voie sa te atinga. Iti respecti chemarea, statutul de sportiv si disciplina pe care acestea le implica. Vrei sa onorezi cum se cuvine privilegiul de a alerga liber, sansa de a da fata cu Alpii, increderea tuturor acelor oameni, fie ei sponsori, familie, prieteni sau necunoscuti, care sunt alaturi de tine in nebunia ta. Acest lucru implica sacrificiu, un exercitiu de vointa.

How do these online distraction systems work? They start with an external trigger or notification. You may visit a Website or sign up for a service. They will then send you an email, follow you on the Internet with ads, or send you a push notification with very specific language that has been tested to get you to click on it. You click on the link and your attachment or connection to that distraction system gets a little bit stronger. You, unintentionally, provide that system with more information when you read an article, add a friend, or comment on a photo. Without realizing it, and behind the scenes, the machinery of distraction is starting to turn. On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being completely attached, you are a 2 at this point. These companies know that you don’t really care about the company itself, but you do care about your friends, family, and co-workers. They leverage these relationships by showing your profile to these contacts. These people are then asked to add you as a contact, friend, or to comment on your photo. Guess what this does? It brings you back to the site and increases the attachment. Think about this just for a second. If a company wants me to come back to their site, then they have a much higher chance of getting me back if they tell me my nephew added me as a friend, or posted a new pic. I care about my nephew. I don’t care about the company. This happens a few times and the attachment goes from a 2 to a 5. Soon, you have more and more connections on the site. Many of these sites have a magic number. Once you cross that threshold they know they really have you. Let’s say it is 10 connections. Once you have 10 connections they know with a level of statistical certainty that they can get you coming back to the site several times a week. Your attachment then goes from a 5 to a 7. All this time they are still pinging you via email, ads or push notifications to get you back to the site. The prompts or triggers to get you back are all external. You may be experiencing uncomfortable emotions like anxiety, sadness, or boredom, but you are not yet feeling these as triggers to go to the site and escape these feelings. Instead, what happens gradually, is that the trigger moves from being external like an email prompt and moves internal. Soon, they do not have to remind you or leverage your relationships to go back to the site. You are now doing it on your own. You are checking it regularly on your own. Your attachment has moved from a 7 to an 8. They’ve got you now, but they don’t completely have you. The tendrils are not yet deep into your brain and that is really where they want to go. They want to get as wrapped around your brain as possible, because the deeper they are - the more unconscious this behavior of checking the site - the more time you spend on the site and the more money they make. When you start living your life, not for what you are actually experiencing at the moment, but instead for how you imagine it will look to other people on these sites, then they really have you. When the experience itself is less meaningful than the image of you on the site and the number of likes it gets, then they are getting really deep. They have moved the center of your self from your actual life and transferred it to the perception of your life on their site. You now mostly live for reactions from other people on these company’s sites. By this time, you are likely refreshing the page, habitually looking at your phone, and wondering why your pic or video has not received more comments or likes. By this time you are fully hooked, as my good friend Nir Eyal would say, and your attachment has gone from an 8 to a full 10. They’ve got you hook, line, and sinker. Scary

Nope.” Toi giggled. “Girl, sit down and quit acting like it’s the end of the world. Shit, he actually did you a favor because being that the word is already out that y’all fuckin. All you gotta do is start acting like you are really feelin his ass. You know, taking a few pics with him and Destiny and posting them on Facebook so Meeko can see. Y’all can ride through town, looking like one big ol happy family.

With my own money, I bought a Bauer Super 8 camera, intent on putting my newly accumulated filmmaking knowledge to use. I would make a Peckinpah-style splatter pic with a few Old West nods to Leone and a killer title: Cards, Cads, Guns, Gore, and Death. The plot of this two-minute silent masterpiece-in-the-making was simple. Three cowboys are playing poker in a dusty saloon. One takes exception to the other’s winning hand and shoots the winner dead. Then the third guy shoots the shooter dead. A fourth guy, the sheriff, comes upon the scene and shoots the third guy from behind, killing him. Then he shakes his head in disgust, lamenting the waste of it all. The end. That was the easy part. The hard part was authentically portraying the carnage on a nonexistent budget. In my curiosity about filmmaking, I took to bending the ears of everyone with a specialized job on the sets I worked on. A special-effects guy gave me the intel on how they did gunshot wounds in Bonnie and Clyde and The Wild Bunch.

Yep, big surprise. I reported for duty, the Robert De Niro to Ron’s Marty Scorsese. I played Card Player #3, the one who got shot in the back. My friend Scott Greene manned the bicycle pump. His brother, Steve, played the sheriff. The other two cardplayers were Hoke Howell’s sons, Scott and Stark. Dad sometimes included me in his moviegoing outings with Ron. When we went to see The Wild Bunch, I witnessed in real time the idea for Ron’s splatter pic sparking in his brain—an expression of excitement came over his face. At home, I helped him work out the logistics of using the tubes and the pump. Then we scrounged up hats, bandannas, ponchos, and sunglasses so that the cardplayers looked convincingly outlawlike. But our attempts at authentic period costuming were compromised by budget constraints. We all wore white T-shirts because we needed cheap clothes that we could sacrifice to the ketchup-stain gods.

Vocile lor nu ajungeau până afară, dar le vedeam umbrele pe pereţi, alungite de focul din şemineu. Aş fi vrut să mă simt vindecat doar un pic. Doar o clipă. Eram, pe alocuri, conştient de propria alunecare. Dar nu puteam da frâu liber groazei că mă aflam, într‑adevăr, în impas. O familie disfuncţională, care mai de care mai breaz. „Inconştienţa e o stare privilegiată”, îmi spusese doctorul în glumă. Sufeream de insomnii, mă simţeam slăbit, nişte analize ieşiseră prost, nu eram deloc bine. Voise să destindă atmosfera, însă era întru totul adevărat: din neglijenţă ajunsesem în punctul ăsta. Am tras din ţigară şi am lăsat noaptea să se deruleze după bunul ei plac, fără să mă împotrivesc chipului vag care mă hăituia uneori fără să mai ştiu dacă era în vis sau în realitate. Dispus să mai pierd o vreme acolo, temător să mă întorc la atmosfera de circ din casă, am urmărit cu privirea razele lunii apropiate de pământ. Era mare cât o roată de car. Lumina cădea pe un trandafir portocaliu. M‑am îndreptat de spate, am luat o gură de cognac, am stins ţigara în scrumieră şi am răsuflat ușurat când am realizat că în aer predomina noutatea. Se încheiase încă un an teribil. Eu şi pesemne trei sferturi din populaţia planetei ne intercalam gândurile în acele clipe.

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