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i have a headache and i’m tired it’s so bright

rousseau-esque human nature anarchism is so uncompelling
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@kasey.cafe our thread got me thinking so i processed in the only way i know how: recording an audiobook of the relevant geuss essay
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once again tempted to break the first law of nutrition science okay fine maybe the first page of them

meeting to prep for the workgroup meeting in anticipation of the internal meeting to touchbase before the customer-facing meeting

i’m actually really sad i don’t wanna wake up tomorrow or ever again

being good at the humanities is brutal bc you have better values than everyone and it’s painful how moronic they all are but then you try to do anything practical and you’re embarrassingly incompetent and ppl will say the stuff you’re good at is “all subjective anyways hehe” i am cursed

underrated benefit of ADV over NVL is not having to move your eyes from a single location
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imagine working all week to create a skin only for it to be relegated to the free tier of the battle pass

poetry is so beautiful ♡

@kasey.cafe you're good at math can you confirm

Transgender is like Ferrari… I like Ferrari

i went through way too much effort to 100% this game
bitter exclusion

nietzsche on the pathos of distance
Genealogy of Morals § 1.2
but note the development of the concept by the time we get to § 3.14


the getquakedon shitting pants clip is only funny if you hate disabled people

idk how to express this in a way that doesn't make me sound like a pseud but like i've been thinking about how history is comprised of a series of mundane events that are retrospectively given interpretive significance. viewing my actions in this light is devastating.
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i miss when i had the ability to have a proper nervous breakdown
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i feel like less of a person lately

i was gonna make a shitpost along the lines of “enough with ‘ontologically evil’, let’s try ‘epistemically evil’ for a while” but then i realized this has already basically been done by Putnam re: Rorty

once i dislodge the tumor making me terminally retarded i’ll stop being humiliated all the time

i still haven’t completed also my social reproduction tasks for the night sad

my mom hasn’t had a 401k this whole time you selfish whore some of us are looking to cash out when you croak
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sometimes i have thoughts at 2am that are utterly undecipherable
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i just don’t really wanna do this any more

i’m cry the concept of “preferred names” and their implementation in medical contexts is evil

free time is perhaps a reasonable aspiration for wage slaves, but not for others
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in person p, mental state m gives rise to desire d1 that induces action a such that desire d2 is undermined
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me and tea
nietzsche, the gay science, aphorism 334, pg 186



i’m feeling somewhat sympathetic for those who feel the pull of the metaphysical need. how else is one to cope with weakness in the face of monstrosity and no power to overcome the conditions this horrific world is predicated upon? for most it is too much to bear.
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teaching evaluations are vile professors are cops and therefore any positive evaluation makes you a bootlicker sellout; but negative evaluation is futile complaining to the police dep bureaucracy in either case, you’re also just filling out a consumer survey and greasing the wheels of capital
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dewey is such a dreadful writer
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i legit will never comprehend what goes through the mind of a 61 follower soundcloud artist that makes derivative work from already derivative work decide "ah yes today i will enclose the commons" literally what's wrong with you

rorty says this is his favorite passage from dewey and it makes complete sense i can appreciate it, but mostly in the sense that it makes clear where the battle lines are between the reformist and revolutionary pragmatists
richard rorty, philosophy and social hope, pg 66
originally from: John Dewey, Reconstruction in Philosophy, The Middle Works of John Dewey. (1982), vol. XI, p. 94.

@kasey.cafe talking about philosophy of math would be fun
richard rorty, philosophy and social hope, pg 52-53
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"lewis once said that philosophy is a matter of gathering together our intuitions and then finding the way to keep as many as possible. i think its a matter of treating both intuitions and accusations of paradox as the voice of the past and as possible impediments to the creation of a better future"

people clown on sam harris but the moral landscape is essentially on par with the rest of the supposed groundings for ethics, albeit more clumsily presented


its interesting how much William James consistently uses money as metaphor in his writing - i'm not sure if this is a reflection of the American idioms of the day but it doesn't feel irrelevant to his thought as a whole
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one of the following is true: a) this is designed poorly b) there is a good reason for why it was designed this way and i'm too stupid to realize it c) it can actually do exactly what i want, i'm just too stupid to figure out how it works

sorry heidegger i'm busy bash scripting rn, i'll get back to you in a moment

the comments on my audiobook upload are hilarious
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/xchanging-our-minds-how-children-can-take-control-of-their-own-learning-naomi-fisher/
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hey remember that time i saw a friend of a friend at the highly specialized eating disorder therapy place
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reading Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature reminded me how awful philosophy of mind is i never want to hear about c-fibers or neurological subroutine correlates ever again
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those edifying philosophers with the bravery to be hermeneutic in the face of systematic epidemiologists, those will be our heroic companions while untangling ourselves from the stultifying familiarity in which we find ourselves
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