Framing and semiotics are always critical.
Hey look, it passes the Bechdel Test!
1. “There is no objective basis by which we can define personhood.” Agreed, so I’m not sure why you follow that up with “in case we’re wrong” reasoning... because it’s a subjective stance. You can’t be wrong, because there is no objective truth.
I’ll just leave this here.
Apropos of nothing, I was watching Globe Trekker, and they did an entire segment on the Whirling Dervishes. Beautiful, and absolutely transcendent.
Excuse me: here is my man your man!
I just read some other very good news tonight on FiveThirtyEight’s liveblog:
So basically a less suble TomatoFace.
Yeah, I noticed. What a sad piece of shit. His mom must be SO PROUD.
So, essentially, Atlanta has lots of taxpayer money to spend on replacing stadiums, but none for parks and schools? That’s bullshit.
Another time, he was walking the other way in the hallway and he, like leaned into me so that I was pressed against the wall and just stared at me. All of this was deeply unsettling but I didn’t have a word for what it was.
Can’t wait to not be able to take public transit and brave the busiest interchange in the south and not find parking to overpay to see one of the most dismal teams in MLB history while sitting next to a bunch of old money assholes with funny sounding voices. But at least I won’t have to see black people out the window…
>Fuck anyone who sees in color.
Margaret Atwood.
I never read the book or saw the movie but publishing colleagues tell me she nailed a pretty good advance before she set out on her voyage of self-discovery and that’s what funded her months-long vacation.
Thank you for your nice comment!
In my opinion, I’m dismissing you for
That’s exactly what youre doing.