Notices by Alonealastalovedalongthe (alonealastalovedalongthe@toot.cafe), page 15

@Angle "The answer to one extreme is rarely the other" -> I like this point but it could go farther. The status quo preserves it's position through damming up gradual change, waiting til things reach a breaking point, and using the cover of chaos when the breaking point occurs to transfer their power to a near identical power structure.

What is exciting about a bookstore is that everywhere you look lurk objects within a hands reach that will utterly devastate you.

@fillertrack fuk all this time I've been a sheep in the system by sitting on my head

@jessmahler cool stuff!

@jessmahler I'd be super interested to hear about your workflow. Do you use org?

@fenhawke howdddy

@darius @deerful I really like this rather undiscovered album https://badhoneymusic.bandcamp.com/album/better-in-time

Anarchism is the only political ideology with potential, yet very little art is anarchistic in construction. Samsara, gravities rainbow, finnegans wake and other works of anarchistic art do exist but we still largely insist that art have a singular, definite, narrative which fundamentally denies anarchy and freedom. If we don't engage with art that refuses to place itself within systems of control we are politically doomed before we even start. We cannot have freedom until we can imagine it.

I feel like sometimes I just lose entire days to not being able to concentrate and feeling anxious and I hate it

@kamiten altho as horrific as it is to say the pt cruiser doesnt really qualify as an unpopular design based on thr amount of them I see

@kamiten I mean the ssr is an interesting design, I definitely wouldn't call it ugly. Just different.

@kamiten as long as you don't like the pt cruiser................

I can't stand the engineering of identities that everyone does on instagram and facebook. Everything is insincere. Not that any human action is idealistically sincere but damnnn instagram and facebook are a noxious cardboard cutout party.

Words are not mountains with monolithic definitions that erode over time. Words are sand dunes, each spoken or written invocation a grain blown on a moving wave, constantly in motion and never definite.