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sold an acab pin to a quaker, ama

am on the scuttlebutt now, too:

@zEa1JIS4POHm/YcXBw7rHSP8rgswuLnBFiG4IBCk8a8=.ed25519

dreamt of a bull leaping into the air to gore a swooping eagle. subtle.

who wants to be in my punk band "the moore-locke's" ??

learned a brilliant magic spell:

obtain an old-school muni token and keep it in your pocket. if asked to provide proof of payment on your ride, produce the token and say "i just got on and have been unable to negotiate my way to the front to pay this in"

seen the same old-timer pull that trick 3 times now, and that's enough to know that it's the word "negotiate" that it all hinges on. you can see the context switching happen in realtime in the cop's face and body language. amazing.

brb, writing a book called Anarchism, Surrealism, Utopianism: Owls that Moo

well, i survived reading a book on anarcho-primitivism.

i'm still not anti-tech or anti-civ and it's uncomfortable for me because i think it means i'm more of an optimist than whatever foundational identity facet of mine is still holding on to cynicism.

i haven't formally defined "foundational identity facets" yet, but it's something i've been thinking about a lot lately and is kinda self-explanatory anyway.

maybe another time.

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slightly obsessed with modernizing the 8 hours work, 8 hours rest, 8 hours what we will. we're working too much and ignoring important responsibilities in our off-hours.

i've got it down to something like:

- 8 hours rest
- 4 hours work
- 4 hours self/family
- 4 hours community/politics
- 4 hours planet/environment

thoughts?

@anarchygarden i found it entertaining and around three quarters of the way through the last episode i had to pause to make sure the series had been renewed for a third season, which it has been.

i wanted to see leland ripped apart by a tardigrade and spores overwhelmingly smothering the remaining nanobots

@lmorchard shit now i'm gonna have to rewatch all of ds9 to see if he ever gets startled and looks back over his shoulder.

TIL "hulu" means "upstream" - this does not change my view of their service.

my ticket tracking system just gave me this quote during a loading screen: "i resolve, therefore i am"

1) i'm not dns
2) it's monday and just no
3) just no
4) no

you've all let me down

someone talk me out of doing an anthropology phd?

know those weird-looking structural elements designed by an algorithm to be super-strong? that, but for efficiently-insulating roofing tiles.

"let it be said that the only thing one can ever truly own is one's own thoughts, and with advances in technology that might not always be the case"

her book includes this gem:

As Jacqui Alexander asks: what would "taking the Sacred seriously mean for transnational feminism and related radical projects, beyond an institutionalized use value of theorizing marginalization?" It would mean that "the sacred would thus have to be taken as real and the belief structure of its practitioners as having effects that are real."

quoted from Alexander's "Pedagogies of Crossing: Meditations on Feminism, Sexual Politics, Memory, and the Sacred"

woke up to this anne clark classic via my fave podcast, radio etiopia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmkWOVz1h9k

in somewhat related news, i'm excited to be going to see Erica Lagalisse tonight at CIIS (http://www.pmpress.org/content/calendar_event.php?eid=20190202211513636)

i read her book yesterday and it touched on a few things that have been on my mind lately. surprisingly, she weighs in on culture-as-property, which is timely with the whole country billboard debacle.