Ekaterina Netchitailova

Echoes of a Multilingual Mind

Where did we go?

Share a few recent shots from your camera roll, no context needed.

My camera roll this week, in motion.

I created a music video with the help of Grok Imagine and wanted to share it with you here. It’s about a topic that is dear to me: what happened to our culture? Where did we go, as the title of my music video asks? What happened to Brad Pitt and the Ocean’s movies? Where is James Bond? Why does no one dance to Madonna anymore, and what happened to our community spirit? Can SI (super intelligence), or AI, help us find what we lost?

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Ekaterina Netchitailova

I am a Doctor of philosophy, a university lecturer, writer, and a lover of cats, fine wine, books, theatre, and human eccentricity. Despite my last name ‘Netchitailova’ which means ‘unreadable’ in Russian, my greatest passions in life are reading and writing.

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    lecox

    A lovely video!

    The effect is almost mechanical. When we focus on something close to our face long enough, our whole space shrinks to that distance around us. Then all our memories, good bad and indifferent, have to squeeze into that space, and we end up bumping into them all the time, which puts us out of present time. Just take a walk regularly and it will help you keep your space large so that the bad memories can be pushed far away.

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      Ekaterina Netchitailova

      Thank you so much for watching it and for your comment!
      Yes, walking is one of greatest pleasures in life! I love walking!

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I am a doctor of philosophy, a university lecturer, and a lover of cats, fine wine, dancing, theatre, and human eccentricity. I was born in the Soviet Union (Moscow). I am fluent in four languages, and have spent all my adult life studying (except from 18 to 19) working and living throughout Western Europe. Despite a surname-Netchitailova- that translates from Russian into English as “unreadable”, my greatest passions in life are reading and writing. My personal struggles have made me appreciate the manifestations of weirdness that exist everywhere.

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