"We broke into a million pieces, and we can't go back" just HITS. It's such a naked acknowledgment that we can't undo harm, yet we can heal and build something new

I know "Golden" is the breakout single, but "This Is What It Sounds Like" is my fave song. That scene makes me bawl.

I'm such a Zoey it's not even funny

There's so much to love about this movie, but the tiger demon needing to put knocked over things back upright is the best gag

Aww, thanks 🥰 Love hearing your takes on editing and also knitting 😍

A beautiful and smart queen

They're cosplaying anticapitalism by conflating a blurry photocopy of an understanding of Marxist ideals with actual praxis in a 21st century world.

Indigenous cultures use Oral Tradition to pass on knowledge because they understand that knowledge is alive. It must be nurtured, transmuted, and respected.

A cold yottabyte torrent claiming to be the sum of human knowledge is none of that.

The argument that shadow libraries are beacon repositories of all human knowledge is inherently colonial. You're stealing people's work with no compensation. But you're also assuming knowledge lives in a book.

I say this as an avid reader: it does not.

*Knowledge is relational.*

Shadow libraries like Anna's Archive aren't revolutionary. They're symptoms of THE SAME MINDSET that tech bros have: the idea that our needs/wants are better solved through impersonal technology instead of community connection.