Redo
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I looked up X again a bit. So addictive. 😅 I like the fun and animeposting there, all the frens. But I like how BlueSky is Musk-free. I think I will keep both of these platforms and accounts and switch and post between them. Maybe in the meantime Musk will lose his power or some tech revolution will
December 22, 2025 at 9:59 AM
I looked up X again a bit. So addictive. 😅 I like the fun and animeposting there, all the frens. But I like how BlueSky is Musk-free. I think I will keep both of these platforms and accounts and switch and post between them. Maybe in the meantime Musk will lose his power or some tech revolution will
Btw just imagine reading the Derrida on theology books on Christmas. I love them. 🥰
December 22, 2025 at 9:52 AM
Btw just imagine reading the Derrida on theology books on Christmas. I love them. 🥰
I'm listening to "Jesus Christ Superstar" songs in time for Christmas. ☺️ I have quite a few Christian books and content. ^^
December 22, 2025 at 9:49 AM
I'm listening to "Jesus Christ Superstar" songs in time for Christmas. ☺️ I have quite a few Christian books and content. ^^
A Girardian quote from Kierkegaard, as noted by Camus: "A source of all our plights is comparison".
December 21, 2025 at 10:18 PM
A Girardian quote from Kierkegaard, as noted by Camus: "A source of all our plights is comparison".
@charlieyuki.bsky.social Thank you for liking my posts Charlie! It's so nice to see you! 😃 Do you post on twitter too or did you move to BlueSky?
December 21, 2025 at 10:07 PM
@charlieyuki.bsky.social Thank you for liking my posts Charlie! It's so nice to see you! 😃 Do you post on twitter too or did you move to BlueSky?
Btw I've first heard the term "micromania" from Przybyszewski. I couldn't believe he had it, as characters in his books are rather megalomaniacs. ^^ But I think Matuszek wrote that you can see it based on his letters, I'm not sure. Plus Przybyszewski is said to write books where
December 21, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Btw I've first heard the term "micromania" from Przybyszewski. I couldn't believe he had it, as characters in his books are rather megalomaniacs. ^^ But I think Matuszek wrote that you can see it based on his letters, I'm not sure. Plus Przybyszewski is said to write books where
I'm trying to decide whether to read Camus' Notebooks or Derrida's biography. I like them both. I'm actually loving the mood of Camus' Notebooks. It also makes me panic a little, because he perceives much more than me and makes me get micromania. But I guess I should be happy I can learn and feel
December 21, 2025 at 8:52 PM
I'm trying to decide whether to read Camus' Notebooks or Derrida's biography. I like them both. I'm actually loving the mood of Camus' Notebooks. It also makes me panic a little, because he perceives much more than me and makes me get micromania. But I guess I should be happy I can learn and feel
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HAIBANE RENMEI
September 21, 2024 at 10:50 AM
HAIBANE RENMEI
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I miss the gold old days. In the modern GitS, Kusanagi just has a USB-C port and has to use an external adapter for the other inputs.
December 18, 2025 at 6:43 AM
I miss the gold old days. In the modern GitS, Kusanagi just has a USB-C port and has to use an external adapter for the other inputs.
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Man, it's pretty incredible to think Jacques Brel got so famous in France. I wish literary, theatrical songs got more popular here in Poland too. But tbh actors' songs did get popular here, along with sung poetry. That's actually a very cool feature of Polish culture abd music.
December 21, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Man, it's pretty incredible to think Jacques Brel got so famous in France. I wish literary, theatrical songs got more popular here in Poland too. But tbh actors' songs did get popular here, along with sung poetry. That's actually a very cool feature of Polish culture abd music.
It makes me wonder if there are any another good twitter alternatives. I like the idea of Mastodon, but I guess the problem is it was too difficult for people to use. It was pretty bad how it didn't have search function for users' posts. Also how unstable the servers could get. Still, its idea was
December 21, 2025 at 5:35 PM
It makes me wonder if there are any another good twitter alternatives. I like the idea of Mastodon, but I guess the problem is it was too difficult for people to use. It was pretty bad how it didn't have search function for users' posts. Also how unstable the servers could get. Still, its idea was
It makes me think I should seek out more alternatives to software monopolies if I dislike them too. I used to do that. And I shouldn't get discouraged.
December 21, 2025 at 5:27 PM
It makes me think I should seek out more alternatives to software monopolies if I dislike them too. I used to do that. And I shouldn't get discouraged.
It makes me want to read the books on social media platforms that I wrote down too.
December 21, 2025 at 4:40 PM
It makes me want to read the books on social media platforms that I wrote down too.
I've just seen new twitter terms of service. I guess Musk knows he's got a monopoly and can do whatever he wants. And that people will stay. Since there are so many good accounts there, people stay for them. But I guess it would change if more people would move. I guess moving to BlueSky would mean
December 21, 2025 at 4:34 PM
I've just seen new twitter terms of service. I guess Musk knows he's got a monopoly and can do whatever he wants. And that people will stay. Since there are so many good accounts there, people stay for them. But I guess it would change if more people would move. I guess moving to BlueSky would mean
Yay, I attended the Kundera ("Unbearable lightness of being") seminar. I've done a lot of noting, I learned a lot, it was fun. People were expressive and very active. The thought about the role of chance was interesting and I like all the pondering about the role of paradise dog+
December 17, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Yay, I attended the Kundera ("Unbearable lightness of being") seminar. I've done a lot of noting, I learned a lot, it was fun. People were expressive and very active. The thought about the role of chance was interesting and I like all the pondering about the role of paradise dog+
I'm coming back to one of my favorite topics, that is modern outcast young men. And once again I'm swearing to myself I'll watch this Chuck Palahniuk talk with Joe Rogan and read his new(ish) book about them. ^^ I hope that someone got more commentary from Palahniuk as
December 17, 2025 at 11:28 AM
I'm coming back to one of my favorite topics, that is modern outcast young men. And once again I'm swearing to myself I'll watch this Chuck Palahniuk talk with Joe Rogan and read his new(ish) book about them. ^^ I hope that someone got more commentary from Palahniuk as
What a fascinating article, on Johnny Depp wanting to produce his own English film version of "Master and Margarita" and about the latest Russian film on the book with modern anti-Putin message, iirc. That makes me want to see other film adaptations and finish the book! +
December 17, 2025 at 7:39 AM
What a fascinating article, on Johnny Depp wanting to produce his own English film version of "Master and Margarita" and about the latest Russian film on the book with modern anti-Putin message, iirc. That makes me want to see other film adaptations and finish the book! +
Such intriguing conceptual, philosophical reading from Douglas' "Against Identity". I wonder what's next.
December 17, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Such intriguing conceptual, philosophical reading from Douglas' "Against Identity". I wonder what's next.
Douglas makes an intriguing point that originally we are indefinite, without identity. And that as such we can contain whichever identity we desire. There's also a free part in us, that is exempt from identity. It seems like he supports switching identities from other people, as
December 17, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Douglas makes an intriguing point that originally we are indefinite, without identity. And that as such we can contain whichever identity we desire. There's also a free part in us, that is exempt from identity. It seems like he supports switching identities from other people, as
I'm reading Alexander Douglas' "Against Identity". Interesting theory, that we form our identity by coping others, just like Girard says. I wanted to get into his mimetic theory recently. It's interesting how he combined it with Christianity.
December 17, 2025 at 7:34 AM
I'm reading Alexander Douglas' "Against Identity". Interesting theory, that we form our identity by coping others, just like Girard says. I wanted to get into his mimetic theory recently. It's interesting how he combined it with Christianity.
Google fit praises me!
("Amazing" is not enough!"
"Both goals for today got reached")
("Amazing" is not enough!"
"Both goals for today got reached")
December 17, 2025 at 7:33 AM
Google fit praises me!
("Amazing" is not enough!"
"Both goals for today got reached")
("Amazing" is not enough!"
"Both goals for today got reached")
Yesterday I chose the longer 1 km road to the other bus stop home. It was nice to walk and chill and watch and experience people. It makes me want to go to the academic library again, even though it's at the other end of the city. 😅 I'll need to renew my graduate library card. +
December 17, 2025 at 7:33 AM
Yesterday I chose the longer 1 km road to the other bus stop home. It was nice to walk and chill and watch and experience people. It makes me want to go to the academic library again, even though it's at the other end of the city. 😅 I'll need to renew my graduate library card. +
Btw regarding Dick, "Stigmata" and "Valis" trilogy (that I want to read) and psychedelic 70s, Leary and Laing. I've read nowadays there's a renaissance of research on psychedelics and their use in psychiatry. I want to read on it. *__*
December 17, 2025 at 7:31 AM
Btw regarding Dick, "Stigmata" and "Valis" trilogy (that I want to read) and psychedelic 70s, Leary and Laing. I've read nowadays there's a renaissance of research on psychedelics and their use in psychiatry. I want to read on it. *__*