«My friend benefited from the kind of disorder that is less and less prevalent thanks to the modern disease of turistification. This is my term for an aspect of modern life that treats humans as washing machines, with simplified mechanical responses – and a detailed user’s manual. It is the systematic removal of uncertainty and randomness from things, trying to make matters highly predictable in their smallest details. All that for the sake of comfort, convenience and efficiency.

[…]

If you are not a washing machine or a cuckoo clock – in other words if you are alive – something deep in your soul likes a certain measure of randomness and disorder.»

– Nassim Taleb (Antifragile)

Quindi?

Stasera balletto! In fondo siamo a Parigi e bisogna anche godere delle cose come lo splendido Palais Garnier.

Per il resto miro solo a resistere qualche altro giorno e poi finalmente La Maddalena e il mar mediterraneo. Evitare la turistification sarà dura, ma almeno non starò più davanti a un pc tutto il giorno.
Sole, mare e scogli rappresentano quel giusto grado di caos e randomness di cui ho bisogno.