Fred Madison: I like to remember things my own way.
Ed: What do you mean by that?
Fred Madison: How I remembered
them. Not necessarily the way they happened.
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I used to own a DSLR, it was great for planned shots when settings things up for something special (e.g. my dog in mid air jumping over a fallen tree in the woods).
It's a nice hobby but I lost interest and now I just shoot stuff randomly with my iPhone.
It's a nice thing to have, but I think there's a purpose in forgetting, keeping track of everything can become a burden.
We're too obsessed with this, people can't even take a jog any longer without tracking pulse, calories, route etc.
It's too much, and it's making many of us miserable.
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Ed: Do you own a video camera?
Renee Madison: No. Fred hates them.
Fred Madison: I like to remember things my own way.
Ed: What do you mean by that?
Fred Madison: How I remembered them. Not necessarily the way they happened.
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I used to own a DSLR, it was great for planned shots when settings things up for something special (e.g. my dog in mid air jumping over a fallen tree in the woods).
It's a nice hobby but I lost interest and now I just shoot stuff randomly with my iPhone.
It's a nice thing to have, but I think there's a purpose in forgetting, keeping track of everything can become a burden.
We're too obsessed with this, people can't even take a jog any longer without tracking pulse, calories, route etc.
It's too much, and it's making many of us miserable.