Infinite Jest
by David Foster Wallace
What's remarkable to Kate Gompert is that she seems to be able to move forward without any sort of conscious moving-forward-type volitions. She puts her left foot in front of her right foot and then her right foot in front of her left foot, and she's moving forward, her whole self, when all she's capable of concentrating on is one foot and then the other foot.🏁
Submitted by ColorfulToucans - 05/14/2025
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Infinite Jest
by David Foster Wallace
What's remarkable to Kate Gompert is that she seems to be able to move forward without any sort of conscious moving-forward-type volitions. She puts her left foot in front of her right foot and then her right foot in front of her left foot, and she's moving forward, her whole self, when all she's capable of concentrating on is one foot and then the other foot.🏁
Submitted by ColorfulToucans - 05/14/2025
Book Philosophy 5.10 Ranked