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Reminds me of an excerpt from Cioran's The Temptation to Exist : "Only the illiterate have given me that frisson of being which indicates the presence of truth. Carpathian shepherds have made a much deeper impression upon me than
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See https://read.cv/ for a viable alternative.
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Reminds me of postmodernism, e.g., "You feel sorry for yourself. You think you’re missing something and you don’t know what it is. You’re lonely inside your life. You have a job and a family and a fully executed will, already, at your
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A Map of the Empire of Language as a Place of Struggle (2011)(juanortiz-apuy.com)
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The Beginner’s Guide to Deleuze(htmlgiant.com)
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Surprised not to see any tracks from Telefon Tel Aviv's Fahrenheit Fair Enough [1]. 1. https://telefon-tel-aviv.bandcamp.com/album/fahrenheit-fair-...
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You might like Handmade Seattle[1], a conference for system programmers, but also, the community behind it, Handmade Network[2]. 1. https://handmade-seattle.com/ 2. https://handmade.network/
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Philosophy Portal Conference: Phenomenology of Spirit (2022)(philosophyportal.online)
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Not tailored for redshift but you might like some variation of a monochrome theme[1]. 1. https://github.com/kristopherjohnson/MonochromeSublimeText
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Kelly Reichardt's First Cow (2019) distributed by A24 is a favorite of mine of recent years. Not from A24 but I saw Institute Benjamenta, or This Dream People Call Human Life (1995) by the Brothers Quay a few weeks ago and thought
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Impressive! Although, I was expecting something like Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth .
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You might like https://codeberg.org/ .
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I wouldn't be too quick to discredit something merely on hearsay. Drew DeVault from Sourcehut and Thomas Ptacek from Fly.io are seemingly two of the smartest people in the software space I've come across this past year or so.
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To name a few: https://puri.sm/jobs/ , https://archive.org/about/jobs.php , https://freedom.press/jobs/
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"Progress means: humanity emerges from its spellbound state no longer under the spell of progress as well, itself nature, by becoming aware of its own indigenousness to nature and by halting the mastery over nature through which nature
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"We are taught that corporations have a soul, which is the most terrifying news in the world" (Deleuze, Postscript on the Societies of Control ).
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I like Quine's Methods of Logic (Fourth Edition).
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Beyond Limits: A Conversation with Professor David Bohm(bohmkrishnamurti.com)
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Eternity Is Coming: The Age of the Poets by Alain Badiou(sydneyreviewofbooks.com)
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> Strangely, one of most impactful moments towards reducing my recurring suicidal thoughts involved magic mushrooms. Yes, and also, at least for me, poetry, i.e., Sexton: "Poetry led me by the hand out of madness." Rumi writes,
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Reminds me of an excerpt from Thomas Merton's Raids On The Unspeakable : "I am alien to the noises of cities, of people, to the greed of machinery that does not sleep, the hum of power that eats up the night. Where rain, sunlight
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To piggyback: If anyone is interested in more of this line of thinking, i.e., self-enquiry, nondualism, etc, there is a wonderful series of introductory lectures on vedantist-thought by Swami Sarvapriyananda[1]. A line of thinking which, if
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I've never seen Empire of the Sun (1987), and yet the original soundtrack (OST)[1] composed by John Williams is special to me. But you are right, yes, soundtracks intensify feelings for particular scenes (or even for the entire film
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I like this! Re: Vedānta, have you ever heard of Paul Brunton[1]? You might find him interesting, surely I do. Some excerpts of his on this blog[2]. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Brunton 2. https:/&#x2F
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I wonder if it is, in any way, related to Xerox PARC's NoteCards[1] built in 1984, i.e., "Links are used to represent binary connections between cards." 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NoteCards
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Had this thought recently: The function of psychedelics is not to induce hallucinations, but to help you recognize that you’re always already hallucinating.
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> Choosing between Rilke and the standard therapist is pretty easy. No kidding! Rilke's Book of Hours: Love Poems to God [1] keeps me grounded. 1. https://bookshop.org/books/rilke-s-book-of-hours-love-poems-...
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Last year I stumbled upon a great dicussion with some good bits by Eno: Complicité's Ways of Listening ("Simon McBurney is joined by legendary pioneers Laurie Anderson, Brian Eno and Nitin Sawhney to explore the act of listening&q
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"There is something in our soul that loathes true attention much more violently than flesh loathes fatigue. That something is much closer to evil than flesh is. That is why, every time we truly give our attention, we destroy some evil
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"This, then, is the answer to the problem of civilization: not to flee from the realm of space; to work with things of space but to be in love with eternity. Things are our tools; eternity, the Sabbath, is our mate. Israel is engaged

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