Explain it for the simple minded

Sorry but it’s too high brow for even me. I apologize for claiming to understand it. Perhaps after we pass into the great unknown all will be revealed.

@@0mnicide so you’re just gonna leave me hanging huh 🥲 Although I feel 90% of people say stuff like “the social commentary is etc) about his work while not actually getting it 😅

thats the joke dumbass @@TheSteel101

@@TheSteel101 It’s a poignant commentary on society’s approaches towards resource allocation, technological solutions, and nature reveals itself. The ongoing tussle between the squirrels and the disc starkly illustrates society’s incessant struggle to control and order an inherently chaotic and adaptive natural world. This might symbolize how societal systems, often crafted with scrupulous detail much like the bird feeder, perpetually find themselves besieged by unexpected disruptions. These disruptions - epitomized by the squirrels - symbolize the inexorable and innovative spirit of nature, or metaphorically, marginalized populations in society striving to access resources, no matter how many barriers (like the disc of sorrow) are installed to hinder them. Interestingly, the dichotomy between the birds (privileged, intended recipientsi of the food) and the squirrels (unwanted intruders) invites reflection on societal inequality and the arbitrary nature of how resources are apportioned. The “disc of sorrow” thus transforms into a symbol of systemic barriers that perpetuate social disparities, reflecting how society can meticulously engineer mechanisms to ensure that resources are kept away from those deemed undeserving. The somber title of the disc further introduces a melancholic acknowledgment of the tragic, perpetual cycle of innovation and subversion between societal structures and those attempting to circumnavigate them. It mirrors a societal self-awareness of the sorrow imbued within these ongoing struggles, recognizing the inherent sadness in a system that must continually barricade against the relentless ingenuity and needs of the very elements it seeks to control or suppress. David Lynch’s renowned penchant for surreal and multifaceted narratives affords the scenario an absurdity that almost mocks the futility of our societal endeavors to establish order and control, hinting that perhaps our attempts to solve or mitigate the inherent chaos and inequality of life are not only doomed to be perpetually undermined but also intrinsically tragic and sorrowful. This invites viewers to ponder on the deeper, perhaps more existential question - in our relentless pursuit of order, innovation, and control, are we perpetually entwining ourselves in a sorrowful dance with the chaotic and unpredictable nature of existence itself?

She sorrow on my disc til I David my Lynch

Chopin Etude Op.10 No.3 in E Major

It's literally a device to keep squirrels from getting to the birdfeeder

Hahahahahahahaha