j.m. kettle retweeted
it will be incredible easy to be successful beyond your wildest imagination over the next few decades if you just manage to not go insane. the issue is all of society is orientating around driving you into total insanity, and selling your soul to an increasingly cosmic set of sin
j.m. kettle retweeted
So if you want to understand capitalism, you need to be talking to small business owners, portfolio managers, and Marxists. Nobody else can really talk about it with any substance.
j.m. kettle retweeted
I have tried and failed at this before, but I really am resolving in good faith to try to spend less time posting on here for things that aren't directly promoting longer work by me or others.
I learn a lot on X, but it's a real mind poison too.
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j.m. kettle retweeted
People will blame this on everyone working harder/more but that’s not true. People in the past worked long hours and still socialized. This is all about endless on demand screen-based home entertainment. Which, I hasten to add, is evil
I need a friend to set me up. I REFUSE to download hinge. Simply never going on that app ever again IN MY LIFE.
























