The story of stories: Someone brings fire into a cave. He sits. He tells his day as a story. Two others watch. They go to their own caves. T…

The story of stories: Someone brings fire into a cave. He sits. He tells his day as a story. Two others watch. They go to their own caves. They tell their own stories. The first man frowns. Too many stories, he says. Why would we need so many stories? Someone writes a book. Another makes many copies. The first man frowns again. Too many books, he says. Why would we need so many books? Someone builds a printing press. Pages spread faster than voices. The first man frowns again. Too many pages, he says. Why would we need so many pages? Someone sends messages by wire. Stories travel faster than feet. The first man frowns again. Too many messages, he says. Why would we need so many messages? Someone puts stories on radio. Voices fill the air at once. The first man frowns again. Too many voices, he says. Why would we need so many voices? Someone captures light with a camera. Moments turn into endless images. The first man frowns again. Too many images, he says. Why would we need so many images? ...

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Source: Cristobal Valenzuela (X) | 2026-04-21