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if anything happens in your life you should start having strange thoughts and beliefs

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I've reached the point where cynicism is a major turn-off for me. You're not smarter than idealists, and you're not helping.
Funny that the stereotypical cynic is an idealist who aged out of it. In my experience, the reverse is true. I was an extreme cynic as a teenager and then I noticed how profoundly limiting it was, and also that "cynics are cool and smart" was a message that was being constantly reinforced by corporate media for some reason.
#yes! cynicism reads as very juvenile to me#and yes prev often stemming from teen pain
Yeah, like I see black-pilled people on here and my default reaction isn't "oh, these must be world-weary old warriors who've lost their faith in humanity", it's "these people are in their 20s and need a hobby"
I also think that the present era has proven that authoritarian leaders don't actually want a population of wide-eyed idealists, they want a population of jaded assholes who are convinced that everyone is lying, any resistance is either a scam or doomed to failure, and nothing can ever get better.
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speaking of r slur shit i see people using the word then backtracking saying āi can reclaim it because iām autistic :)ā like i donāt think you can actually. because the r slur directly targets people with intellectual disabilities not someone who took the raads-r online and scored slightly within range of being on the spectrum SORRY
thereās this concept of āaspie supremacyā where autistic people with overall lower support needs dominate conversations of neurodivergence and do not take into consideration that they have privilege over other disabled and neurodivergent people. yes you ARE autistic and no one can tell you otherwise because they are not in your brain but being autistic and having an intellectual disability are two different things.

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I hate that when youāre stressed enough your body just starts falling apart. I think it should realize youāre already stressed and donāt need that and start functioning better actually
A devotee offers milk to a snake on Nag Panchami festival in Jammu, India on Aug. 30, 2014. The Hindu festival of Nag Panchami is a day dedicated to the worship of snakes. (Channi Anand/AP)
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Lmao we have to fucking destroy this company are you fucking kidding me with this shit
Google is transforming Search from a list of links into an AI-powered experience filled with conversational answers, autonomous agents, and
Remember that xkcd about how Google searches are shit now? What if we made them even worse for no reason?
I will vote for any candidate who promises to go scorched fucking earth on every tech company. Break every single one of them up into companies based around a single product and then split those in thirds. Weaponize existing antitrust laws to the hilt and pass the most draconian versions of them ever seen on this planet. Nationalize google search specifically. Pass consumer privacy protections strict enough to kill the data harvesting industry for good. Make all of these fuckers go bankrupt for this rent-seeking shit
Michael Brown Jr.Ā (May 20, 1996Ā ā August 9, 2014)

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theo van gogh was the one who suggested that his older brother vincent start seriously painting. as soon as theo was gainfully employed he gave vincent around 15% of his own yearly salary for art supplies, lodging, and food. about 2/3rds of vincent's surviving letters were to theo (including vincent's earliest and last letters), all of which were found stored in theo's desk. theo's child, vincent willem, was born on january 31st, 1890, and vincent was so delighted by his nephew that he painted almond blossoms for him. vincent shot himself half a year later on july 29th, 1890. theo's distress at his brother's death worsened his syphilis symptoms and he died half a year after his brother on january 25th, 1891 (four days before vincent willem's first birthday). theo was reburied next to vincent in auvers-sur-oise at the request of theo's wife johanna.
Almond Blossoms, 1890, Vincent van Gogh
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SOLMAZ SHARIF: I was recently reminded of a story of a political prisonerāI donāt know if I want to share this. . .Ā This political prisoner, who had been convicted and was facing the death penalty, was in a large cell with about twenty other political prisoners. Periodically, the guards would come and call one of their names and take that person out to be executed. When this political prisonerās name was called, the prisoner stood up and started singing āThe Internationale.ā The whole cell sang along, and that was their farewell. But when the prisoner went into the hallway, the guards told them that they werenāt going to the gallows. They were being transferred to a different prison. The guards took them to the latrine, and while the prisoner was in there, they realized they wouldnāt have wanted āThe Internationaleā to be their last song, and started reciting a poem by, I believe, Hafez from memory.
For me, theĀ whyĀ of poetry has become the reason revolution must happen to begin with. Itās no longer the conditions that make revolution inevitable, but whatās waiting for us on the other side of it. That required me to be more vulnerableāremoving the conceptual frame was an act of that allowed vulnerability. . .
ALINA STEFANESCU: That reminds me of how my parents made me memorize poetry. They said: If you find yourself in prison, if you lose your home, family, livelihood, everything, the poems you remember will keep you whole. At the end of the day, alone in a cell, no one can steal the stanzas you remembered. The recitation itself is a radical act of refusal. Maybe poems sustain the hope and selfhood that carceral systems aim to extinguish.
SOLMAZ SHARIF: I love that. I was reminded of poetryās capacities at the beginning of the pandemic. When lockdown started, some of my artist friends who work in other mediums suddenly couldnāt do any work. I remembered, for readers a poem is something you can carry with you anywhere, and for poets, writing a poem is an action that you can undertake anywhere. You donāt need physical materials. I hadnāt decided to turn my attention toward those qualities, however; I was forced to. My idea of poetry is tied inextricably to my early understanding of carcerality and warāboth of which evaporate all that seems solid. And poetry seems especially able to survive these things. I bristle at the wordĀ hope, but the poemās scrappy thereness is enough for me. In an interview late in his life, Mahmoud Darwish says, āpoetry changes only the poet.ā Some people understand that statement as pessimistic or cynical or jaded. Or maybe see it in line with Audenās choppily quoted āpoetry makes nothing happenāāa quote betrayed in the two words that follow: āit survives.ā Auden is often quoted to fall neatly into that neoliberal ethical bypass of so much American literature. But I see the Darwish quote as honoring that even when a poem canāt be anything else, that it will be enough. Iām surprised by this turn in my own work, but the lived practice of poetry in my life made it inevitable.
ā Solmaz Sharif and Alina Stefanescu, in conversation for BOMB Magazine