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@fiore nickname for coffeehouses . they cost a penny for entry and served free coffee inside , and they were very popular among academics . they're nicknamed that because one could go in there and learn from some thinker about what's going on in the world, or about some concept, or whatever for only a penny

fedi kinda feels like the modern equivalent of victorian "penny universities" to me

@sierra i too am in this episode

being a kid is laughing at rotten asshole …

growing up is realising a diarrhea dump is funnier….

like you're doing your nationalism so unspecifically . are you french or what

i find songs about "the red white and blue flag" funny because that's so many flags. the french flag is literally JUST that

@doe a question i’m more interested in is how much does AI come to take the shape of the hated foreign worker, as the global south shoulders more of the necessary labor? contrary to how AI companies would like to flatter themselves they haven’t created something that completely breaks the universal structure of the economy. they still need productive inputs for consumer outputs. to say it’s a first-world problem is to take the appearance for granted

soulja boy if he was awesome: i'm the first rapper to smoke a iphone

new Sinister Cracker Environment: nighttime view of a tiki-themed minigolf island in some suburban lot. the earth is plastic and the water is poison

@Erato_Heti @nyx @risE @rowb1t we (yes we) are turning mark fisher into the flesh and blood of jesus christ

@risE Mark Fisher soying out (but in a correct and intellectually serious way) about how the body is more primary than the mind and produces subjectivity, that its borders are permeable in such a way that is experienced by Man as body horror, that life is constantly engaged in feedback with the flatline death process, that hypermodernity is flattening out all of this into an immanent shredding of all subjectivity before complex self-propagating and self-organizing systems

me, a tranny for whom all of this is just a normal part of my everyday life: so trve king have you considered you can in fact participate in and make yourself worthy of this process rather than merely talking about it?

therapist: and what do we say when we feel like this?

me: no live organism can continue to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality

therapist: no