Releasement (n.) is the idea that We need to say “yes” and “no” to technology simultaneously; while using these technical devices in our everyday lives, we can still say “no” to their attempt to claim our entire being.
Releasement (n.) is marked by a double attitude; giving ourselves to the things of modern technology and retaining an openness to their secret in such a way that will give us a new rootedness in a soil where the creation of lasting works can take root.
Releasement (n.) is opening up a space for thinking, not an object thought, with a style of faltering movements of pause and restart.
Releasement (n.) lies - if we may use the word lie - beyond the distinction between activity and passivity ... because releasement does not belong to the domain of the will.