Why you can’t keep humans in a box, and we can’t be conditioned to live in Utopia. M.C. Tuggle’s put a finger on the cause.
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Why you can’t keep humans in a box, and we can’t be conditioned to live in Utopia. M.C. Tuggle’s put a finger on the cause.
7 responses to “Why We Need Fantasy”
I can see that. A chance to explore a new world by proxy. Now we have nothing currently to explore so we dive deep into our imaginations or follow someone else’s imagination.
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“The fantastic is that place where we can once again experience wonder.”
Yes, exactly. The sensation of wonder is what I miss most from childhood. For me, when I was very young, everything was fresh and new and wondrous.
I think Tolkien’s notion of mankind as “Sub-Creators” is pretty solid to explain it, as well. And even for those whose deny or disbelieve in an actual Creator, there is still a compulsion to create anyway.
I misread his name as “Muggle”, which would be ironic.
Cue “Rich Fantasy Lives.”