free-the-luddite.bsky.social
That is not a picture of me. It is Maurizio Pollini and I misspelled it
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Yeah - aggro to the extreme - I think she's dreaming of an opposite kind of fascism.
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Poets be sporting neurodiversity too
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This thing. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_All...
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Let’s taunt them until they go all the way past that van-whatever-it’s- called- belt
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Also obsessed with having boy children only
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Eggs, being priceless
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Strapping. Clever.
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Whaaa? We’re breaking up? 🙀
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Universal understanding
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Might be an age difference
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Nation state to network state.
Patch cities run by dictators where opinions are irrelevant and unwanted
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Something I read also about porn being so improved and tuned to the male desire, that they prefer the porn to the real thing. (Oops: person)
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I think the opposite is true. Their brains are hardwired to think any crack is a place to stuff their junk. But to what you are saying, one thing to remember is that the brain is the largest sexual organ.
So lots of things happening with technology to affect their brains.
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Another great line from Plath:
I turn and burn. 🔥
Do not think I underestimate your great concern.
#poetry #poetryforthewin #revengeofthepoet
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Props to the procrastinators a la the thinker. Reminds me of pianist Glenn Gould.
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Silly me. I didn’t read all the way and thought you were selling a new product called The Sun Can 🌞🥫
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Thank you for the explanation. I’ve always steered clear of complex financial issues, because they are so intentionally obtuse. But I’m trying to branch out. 😌
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Time is a great filter
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I wish!
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Oh I didn’t think of it that way. And wasn’t what I was thinking at all. I don’t think a Sunday school lesson is in order. Thanks though
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Oh the irony of the direction in the arrow. (Thinking of salutes and counter salutes. Let’s not forget we don’t want to become that which we despise)
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en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_...
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There was a Mormon fundamentalist type who espoused this same belief system and turned into a proficient serial killer. I think his name was Israel Keyes.
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I’m sorry… they are going to be shooting at our windows with cannons now?
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I’m sure from the ground has its charms as well
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I love this! It does remind me of a diagram of the nerves in an eyeball
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A lot of them have read Ayn Rand, the Fountainhead. Might help to get some quotes from her writing to pick apart the twisted logic.
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I wonder how responsibly Canadian lumber is milled? Do they have a good system to prevent deforestation?
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🙄
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Again. Your god. Not mine.
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神は愛なり
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I will follow your first advice. I will fear not. My god is not fear. Your god is fear.
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All in his glass half full that isn’t a glass at all. A very sad toast to himself
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There is an 1825 duet with an Italian name that translates to Humorous Duet for Two Cats.
(More people need to know this.)
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duetto_...
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Those patriots used to sing, “Home on de Range”. Now they just sing, “Deranged, deranged, deranged.”
Seems they lack musical ability
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If you do choose to recant those French sensibilities, and adopt the Russian lifestyle, maybe look for one of these. They seem much cosier than the Soviet-era cinderblock highrises that I fear will be your main accommodation.
www.atlasobscura.com/places/museu...
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Thank you for that. I appreciate your French sensibilities
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Maybe a dance party is better. Than you won’t have to feel like the only fancy sashay man coming out of your closet
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You are silly but please dance more publicly. It is entertaining