Origins of moral prejudices
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Origins of moral prejudices
Tag: abstract
surreal, impressionist sub-category
Moral Prejudices
Marlin Rand woke up, asleep, a dream within a living nightmare. You like to daydream, huhn? Head lost in the clouds. Are you listening? Listening not hearing. The world retracts into a distance illuminated by your reflection, the sun shaft reaching that taillight, sending shards of red through the blinds. Why do we call then … Continue reading Moral Prejudices
Find the sinkhole
I have decided to write the gray American novella, where nothing is great just chalky grey like the Greys pasty anatomy of conspiracy theories where secret service reptilian half-breeds are always British. Meanwhile, the natives are restless and a stretch of doom creeps, breathless. Jagged ex-whys and all the imagination in dream land won't fix … Continue reading Find the sinkhole
Cataloging your usage
After abandoning "Don't waste your time," I still needed a receptacle for the ongoing churn of real time, actual human assessment of the tools of our digital trade. I'm an unofficial tester of all things related to aortic writings of a familiar lean. I've tried most interfaces and delved into a multitude of platforms. I … Continue reading Cataloging your usage
Rue de la ciudad
How does one redraw the narrative that tells the truth without giving it all away somehow not losing so mucho of you. This Esperanto keyboard is keel of hello 80s to the jerk The Boy Who Cried Werewolf (2010) FEAR drives market ta 72. Rules Coburg Tyre Conjecture Another set More gone Ahead of the … Continue reading Rue de la ciudad
Predictive Discourse
No, no, let me guess?! What? (*mouth full) ah Let me guess what you're going to say next! Why? I would let you predict, manipulate, disclose the expression of anywhere from 12,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day... Literary tomes Yeah coz you only have 37,000 "thoughts" which IS NOTHING! An irrevocable negative bias We have anywhere … Continue reading Predictive Discourse
The Facts of Existence
“we can’t contain black holes, and they’d probably destroy us if we tried....”
We try anyway.
