#11 Tyler Kolek Big Head Shirt

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Humans create technology to help reveal what is wrong. Technology reveals technology is a huge problem. Humans continue creating new technologies to solve the #11 Tyler Kolek Big Head Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this issues of technology, creating more issues. New technologies always seems to solve problems while creating many more which aren’t typically realized until it’s too late. In reality, we don’t need things like headsets, or smart phones. We just throw caution to the wind when it comes to new technologies which is why we have micro plastics in our blood, climate change, and a human race which is becoming more and more isolated which goes against millennia upon millennia of human biology. We are irresponsible with how we allow the tech industry to do whatever it wants. They always give us the the promise of utopia, but where’s the utopia we had been promised so many times and why is it actually the complete opposite? Not really. It’s just a visual meditation, like a candle or flame meditation, which have been around for thousands of years.

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How is having something visual to focus on and return your attention to, any different than the #11 Tyler Kolek Big Head Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this focus being on breath? You have your breath with you every where you go. Do you plan on having an apple vision pro on with meditation access 24/7? Meditating with technology is a distraction. If it helps you trick yourself into practicing go for it. Eventually you will recognize it’s just a distraction and drop it, assuming you continue to practice, so you can just skip to that now and never pick it up, or not, up to you and where your practice is at. Yes, and I like it. Also the Tripp app. It’s new and interesting enough to make me add another meditation session to my day. i.e. every evening, when I put on the headset to watch something, I now associate that with starting up the meditation app or Tripp and meditating for 20 mins. No, and I don’t need to pay four thousand dollars to meditate. One of the beautiful things about meditation is that you do not need to buy anything to do it. Nothing this device could do could possibly help me any more than just practicing daily. Because it’s the commoditization of something that should be free. It’s just another way for a huge, greedy, exploitative corporation to make money off of meditation. The guy asked about it for the purpose of meditation, so my reply is about using it for meditation. I don’t think it needs to be used to meditate. Nobody said it needs to be used to meditate. If it’s helpful though, how could this possibly be an issue? Do you not find certain circumstances more or less conducive to meditative states?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.