"Sometimes my kids come to me and complain: 'Daddy, I' m bored." I tell them, 'Sorry. You aren't bored. You're having a semiotic breakdown.' They then run to their mother, who rolls her eyes and comforts them with 'Don't worry. Your father's just having one of those semiotic spells. He'll get over it.'
But I'm right. And I'm not going to get over it. When my kids are bored, the problem is not with life fatigue. The problem is not with life. The problem is with them. In a state of semiotic awareness, all of life is bathed in beauty and sacredness. When they get bored, they have entered a state of semiotic breakdown."
("Nudge". Len Sweet. pg 46-47)
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