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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • Why am I listening to so much techno at the moment?

  • Does articulation blunt inner experience or elaborate it? Some thoughts on compulsive digital writing

  • The declining potential for agency with LLMs

  • The poem feeds upon thought, feeling, impulse, to breed itself

  • The libidinal character of speaking in public

  • What is a mood?

  • Demystifying the unconscious: building the meshwork in everyday life

  • Where you yourself were never quite yourself and did not want nor have to be

  • LLMs become more dangerous as they rapidly get easier to use

  • All trauma is preverbal

  • One has only learnt to get the better of words for the things one no longer has to say

  • Words strain, crack and sometimes break under the burden

  • Seeing my response under the new description allows me to experience it in a new way

  • What the gardener ruining my shrubs illustrates about prompting LLMs

  • How to enjoy writing #5: keep trying to say what you’re trying to say

  • Each venture is a new beginning, a raid on the inarticulate

  • Maybe there is some fucking magic in giving language to hidden things

  • Whenever we speak, we are unconditionally asking to be heard

  • We are what we care about, we are what we lack

  • Struggling to put words to an idea

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