BLACKOUT

‘ You remind me of someone who is looking through a closed window and can’t explain to himself the strange movements of a passerby.
He doesn’t know what sort of storm is raging outside and that this person is perhaps only with great effort keeping himself on his feet.’

Ludwig Wittgenstein
Wittgenstein’s Letters

The adaptation to change.
Unexpected and blunt, a new hard and hostile environment where the rules of the game are unknown are suddenly imposed and nothing seems to fit.

Any power of decision has been lost on what is going on around you, which leads to disappointment while remembering a kinder and more predictable past. Memory then becomes the refuge facing the impossibility of a new reality that constantly mutates.

The fact of inhabiting a place that no longer generates confidence, unadjusted, will be accepted at the end, focusing effort on minimizing the damages that the arrival of new changes could generate.