disconnection

14.01.2026

S: You are disconnected from a job. You no longer care if you come in on time. You no longer do extra. You have no interest in what happens. You don’t trust the management. You don’t expect anything out of your job.

A: Sounds bad.

S: You are disconnected from people around you. You don’t talk to them. You don’t take interest in them. Where is it going to go? Nowhere. What do you get out of them? Nothing.

A: You are not an island.

S: What else am I?

A: Despair does not give a good life.

S: Somehow, despite severe demotivation, you have to go on. You have to perform despite no reward and no recognition. Have you been able to do that? Could you keep on writing, singing, dancing, drawing for these philistines and ignoramuses?

A: Burnout?

S: The assessment of reality. They all feed from the talent of a genius. But the genius is sick of them.

A: Think of the one you have that recognises your talent. You said that all you need is one.

S: Yes, they are they and I am I. We are us. There is one connection in a world that fosters disconnection, hate, distrust and prejudice.

A: Snap yourself out of this world.

S: What else do I do? I am the Revolutionary. We are not of this world. We are of a better world, a much better world. A world of freedom, justice and merit.