The "polarizing" bit has some truth to it but unfortunately this year I think people will see it in this frame https://jacobin.com/2026/02/hyperpolitics-jager-

The "polarizing" bit has some truth to it but unfortunately this year I think people will see it in this frame https://jacobin.com/2026/02/hyperpolitics-jager-institutions-media-review https://jacobin.com/2026/02/hyperpolitics-jager-institutions... Lately I've been "going out-as-a-fox" to get smiles from people when I do street photography. As-a-fox I never push on a string but somehow I wind up being approached by several people a day who I had out "tokens" to that link to my photography. It started out when I realized I could get away with wearing an animal ear hood in public rather than an animal ear headband and at first I looked at it from the frame of character acting -- I started doing photography as-a-fox because I do photography all the time, but when I was forced to explain what I was doing I developed "foxographer" as a cover story but getting the role made it all real, even when I do a shabby job of my adjustments I am finding that people in my environment believe in my character and I'm developing a number of self-working routines that make the whole thing easy. I've been interested in developing charisma and related subjects for a long time and this character breaks the assumptions I've made all this time (this is the first one who doesn't try to stand taller than I do!) but it puts a zero on the right side of all my KPIs.