>All the modern things, like cars and such, have always existed.

>>68884840
Bjork is for queers.

>>68884840
She's saying that modern things are still a part of nature, just as we are. We consider ourselves to be so different from the rest of life on earth because we are self aware and can create and modify the world as we see fit. However, we are still a part of the natural cycle and we aren't as far-removed from nature as we think.

as a mechanical engineer she can fuck off the photoshop faced cunt she looks like she smells of haddock

>>68884981
I honestly think there is nothing more in this song aside of a funny fantasy.

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>Everything that is possible is possible

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>THE RIGHT MOMENT

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>>68884992
>as a mechanical engineer
what's that got to do with it?

>>68885380
maybe he studied the history of technology in college

It's atomic you writeoffs.

>>68885396
But that's still besides the point. What she's saying is that all of the technilogical marvels like cars and skrscrapers and computers and whatever that humanity as created are still made of things that originally came from the earth. All of the aluminum and steel and whatever other metals in a car's chassis were all mined from the earth

It's not a dig on engineering, all she's saying is that, from even the heights of technological achievement, we can draw a line back to when it's components were just minerals in the dirt

At least I think that's what she meant, I've only listened to Debut

I'M NO FUCKING BUDDHIST

BUT THIS IS ENLIGHTENMENT

>>68885507
one of my favorite bjork lines

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>>68884840
>tfw its like a little model of a city