just finished @ryangrim.bsky.social's new book. trying to understand how to feel about the whole left-dem project, but i sort of left it with more questions.
thinking about an R.A. Lafferty story that meant a lot to me when I was like 25, about successful older people who don't understand the kids these days. The kids all kill themselves, and you have a guy communicating with his daughter by pulling messages out of her body which has turned into sawdust.
woo found an osteopath yesterday who thinks she can fix my running issues, but that it would take like 2 months. would rule if she is correct. for some reason a lot of focus seems to be on my jaw. I am now convinced that it is much more coupled to the rest of the movement chain than i realized.
watching Kemonozume today. Pretty cool show. It's the first one Yuasa directed, and I am really enjoying seeing how his unique style looks like when he presumably had a much smaller budget.
as a longtime accountless twitter lurker, i used to read it by just scrolling the profiles of people i thought were interesting. that stopped being possible for about a month, and now is again. however, tweets are now arranged in order of most likes rather than chronologically.
i love random german peanut butter branding. making a sandwich this morning and my options are "bill and john the peanut bros" or "peanut revolution". obviously everything else on the jars is in german
i also used to play a lot of dominions 5. i would like to again, but i don't because it takes over my brain and destroys my life. but i was really good. 9 games joined, 5 won, 1 lost, 3 everyone quit due to drama or the game going on forever with no winner in sight.
i used to play a lot of nethack. it is good that i don't anymore, because games are bad for my brain, but the main reason i stopped was because only my barely-functional 2012 laptop has the necessary num pad.
https://www.theverge.com/23753963/google-seo-shopify-small-business-ai
I thought this article was interesting and relevant to some stuff I've seen talked about on here. I dunno how the internet should be organized, but the google "x + reddit" thing is the direction i am vaguely pointed at
I often get angry when I think a certain aesthetic decision just might be AI. Need to resurrect Borges so he can write a Pierre Menard about all this. I certainly haven't figured it all out.
well i was hoping maybe i could share dumb thoughts with my friends on this website, but none of them are here, so instead i am just reading the chilled-out takes and mediocre jokes of a bunch of left-media people i like to read, which i guess is alright. maybe i should just make an instagram.
