I wrote this back in February. A good half of my friends (mostly now former) thought it was TDS. Literally every fear I had came true with deadly accuracy.
This is an Emergency
We don’t have time for denial.
Steve Jobs’ legacy may seem somewhat askew from current events. But given the industry he was once seen as the leader, has betrayed everything he was, it’s worth a little cul-de-sac. He wasn’t a perfect man. But he changed things.
The Crisis, No. 5
On the hollowing of Apple
Into history, we flow ...
The Crisis, No. 10
The People, sovereign
Yes. If everyone knew the same things you knew, and wanted the same things you wanted, and had the experiences you experienced, they’d be on Nostr. Because they’d be you. And there’d be nobody to talk to. View quoted note →
Wither, First Amendment.
The Crisis, No. 9
On the criminalization of witness
The craziest thing of all is that the vast majority of Americans really have no sense of how critical this crisis is to their interests. Their economic and physical safety is greatly threatened by the regime change attempt being undertaken by Trump and the competitive authoritarian forces around him. People are already dying as a result. This cannot sustain. So it won’t. Eventually, the gravitational field of reality will lead to mass awareness. And through that singularity, I’m not sure anyone can predict what will happen.
What the hell was the Director of National Intelligence doing seizing ballots?
The Crisis, No. 8
The empire of exit and the conspiracy against America
I mean, who the fuck am I to be the one defending the man’s legacy? One would have thought the institution he built would play that role. Well, it seems the job falls to someone outside the walls.
The Crisis, No. 5
On the hollowing of Apple
Imagine if these motherfuckers were as aggressive at enforcing tax laws as they are immigration laws.
I'm not done with Bari.
The Crisis, No. 7
On false witness