Joscha Bach

But it's also aesthetics. When you come into a world where almost everything is ugly and you come out of a world where everything is beautiful. I grew up in a beautiful place as a child of an artist. And in this place, it was mostly nature. Everything had intrinsic beauty and everything was built out of an intrinsic need for it to work for itself.

But it's also aesthetics. When you come into a world where almost everything is ugly and you come out of a world where everything is beautiful. I grew up in a beautiful place as a child of an artist. And in this place, it was mostly nature. Everything had intrinsic beauty and everything was built out of an intrinsic need for it to work for itself.

But it's also aesthetics. When you come into a world where almost everything is ugly and you come out of a world where everything is beautiful. I grew up in a beautiful place as a child of an artist. And in this place, it was mostly nature. Everything had intrinsic beauty and everything was built out of an intrinsic need for it to work for itself.

Everything that my father created was something that he made to get the world to work for himself. And I felt the same thing. And when I come out into the world and I am asked to submit to lots and lots of rules, I'm asking, okay, when I observe your stupid rules, what is the benefit? And I see the life that is being offered as a reward. It's not attractive.

Everything that my father created was something that he made to get the world to work for himself. And I felt the same thing. And when I come out into the world and I am asked to submit to lots and lots of rules, I'm asking, okay, when I observe your stupid rules, what is the benefit? And I see the life that is being offered as a reward. It's not attractive.

Everything that my father created was something that he made to get the world to work for himself. And I felt the same thing. And when I come out into the world and I am asked to submit to lots and lots of rules, I'm asking, okay, when I observe your stupid rules, what is the benefit? And I see the life that is being offered as a reward. It's not attractive.

Yes, but it also means that I'm often blind for the ways in which everybody is creating their own bubble of wholesomeness, or almost everybody, and people are trying to do it. And for me to discover this, it was necessary that I found people who had a similar shape of soul as myself.

Yes, but it also means that I'm often blind for the ways in which everybody is creating their own bubble of wholesomeness, or almost everybody, and people are trying to do it. And for me to discover this, it was necessary that I found people who had a similar shape of soul as myself.

Yes, but it also means that I'm often blind for the ways in which everybody is creating their own bubble of wholesomeness, or almost everybody, and people are trying to do it. And for me to discover this, it was necessary that I found people who had a similar shape of soul as myself.

So basically, I felt these are my people, people that treat each other in such a way as if they're around with each other for eternity.

So basically, I felt these are my people, people that treat each other in such a way as if they're around with each other for eternity.

So basically, I felt these are my people, people that treat each other in such a way as if they're around with each other for eternity.

Sometimes it's instantly, and I'm wrong, and sometimes it takes a long time.

Sometimes it's instantly, and I'm wrong, and sometimes it takes a long time.

Sometimes it's instantly, and I'm wrong, and sometimes it takes a long time.

Yes, but I also noticed that I have been wrong. So sometimes I look at a person and I'm just enamored by everything about them. And sometimes this persists and sometimes it doesn't. And I have the illusion that I'm much better at recognizing who people are as I grow older.

Yes, but I also noticed that I have been wrong. So sometimes I look at a person and I'm just enamored by everything about them. And sometimes this persists and sometimes it doesn't. And I have the illusion that I'm much better at recognizing who people are as I grow older.

Yes, but I also noticed that I have been wrong. So sometimes I look at a person and I'm just enamored by everything about them. And sometimes this persists and sometimes it doesn't. And I have the illusion that I'm much better at recognizing who people are as I grow older.

No, it's not cynicism. It's often more that I'm able to recognize what somebody needs when we interact and how we can meaningfully interact.

No, it's not cynicism. It's often more that I'm able to recognize what somebody needs when we interact and how we can meaningfully interact.