Jamal Awil

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Inside the hive, it is easy to forget that every exit is an entrance. [definitional]

Inside the hive, it is easy to forget that every exit is an entrance. To exit the hive means to enter that territory beyond, where one finds refuge from the artificially tuned-up social pressure of the others. Exit leaves behind the point of view of the Other-One in favor of entering a space in which one’s gaze can finally settle inward. To exit means to enter the place where a self can be birthed and nurtured. History has a name for that kind of place: sanctuary.

Shoshana Zuboff, The Age of Surveillance Cap…, loc. 1513