• How can I make sad music if I’m not sad anymore?

• Blogging, reading and idea debt

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

• Stop looking so hard, give up the effort to see direct evidence of the meaning of being

• What does thinking sound like to you?

• The libidinal character of speaking in public

• The influence of Kojève on Lacan

• Why you should avoid publishing with MDPI

• The night is darkening round me

• The class composition of American proto-fascism

• We make poetry out of a mouthful of air

• Meditations On A Delivery Robot Steering To Avoid A Homeless Man On The Sidewalk

• “They are shooting at a little girl alone In a car surrounded by corpses. Can you imagine that?”

• Robot dogs that shit out packages onto your front porches

• Unrequited meaning

• Depressive breakcore as a rift in the sublime

• Let the tower fall!

• I lazily send songs like flocks of doves into the blue above⁠

• Anti-ICE AI slop on Youtube

• We must move, must grow, from apocalypse to dialectic

• The first inbox zero in about six months

• to drag it out and to make it echo and to get involved and to fall in love

• Who else is there that can know the subtle intent of my life?

• I am reading six books at once, the only way of reading

• A room in the back of my mind

• I am the ambulance that never comes, the antidote you spill

• ‘AI slop’ as a form of affect mining which transforms engagement farming

• “I’ve got a feeling that I could be someone”

• Unconscious incompetence with technology

• What is a mood?

• Social media as a schizoid retreat

• What do you need to become who you are?

• Stochastic purging

• The most engrossing extended live version I’ve ever seen by a band

• LLM enshittification mechanism #1: model memory sometimes confuses the shit out of GPT 5.2

• Creative thinking as mushroom picking: a sketch of a psychoanalytical account of thinking-through-writing

• People who dislike the area where they live are in a sad state of disrepair

• We shall always linger on in our former houses

• I asked GPT 5.2 deep research to do an analysis of my intellectual style by exploring a sample of my blog posts

• Form as a poem’s way of being in the world

• How do cultural objects change who we are?

• Every moment of life wants to tell us something, but we do not want to hear what it has to say

• An epoch approaching extinction while something new is straining to evolve

• 🌕 You are the music while the music lasts

• “Think of life as an open wound, which you poke with a stick to amuse yourself”

• The psychoticizing potential of social media

• A sketch of the psychodynamics of LLMs

• There are no grown-ups, that’s what you must grow up to know fully

• The bear and the cat

• my life as a teenage scarecrow

• Forgetting was my only option

• The Sheer Entertainment Value of the City’s Sights, Sounds and Smells: Gilbert and George at the Heywood Gallery

• Growing the world we want is like the slow tending of a garden

• The jouissance of spleen, or, bitter cold wind whispers my name

• Where I end and you begin

• So here I am

• The coming economic crash and the far right

• Some sociological thoughts on group analysis

• The enshittification of (political) economy: ‘AI’ as the last redoubt of neoliberal centrism

• My work is loving the world

• I know the culture here is to stay humble but shit

• Yanis Varoufakis on a socialist interpretation of human flourishing

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

• A slice of reality

• Ian McEwan’s National AI Service

• Reparative socialism: Zohran Mamdani’s Department of Community Safety

• Fox News host calls for execution of homeless people

• A precarious sense of clarity about what work matters (and what doesn’t) as I get older

• Winter is coming

• What are Reform UK’s policies for higher education?

• Zack Polanksi: “what’s unrealistic is continuing with the status quo”

• Where did Python come from?

• A thinker lives in the dog’s kennel adjacent to his mind palace

• Late September, an interregnum of heat among the scrambling of things

• LLMs, thoughts and the thinking of those thoughts

• Zack Polanski’s doing a podcast and it’s excellent!

• A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury

• On playing well and making yourself heard

• Last year’s words belong to last year’s language and next year’s words await another voice

• a point is a beginning

• Murakami on the reflexive imperative as you age

• Calm creation that in opening closes, often ceases by starting

• So I find words I never thought to speak in streets I never thought I should revisit

• Exerting yourself to the fullest within your individual limits: the essence of running, and a metaphor for life

• The inevitability and irreversibility of loss

• The Covid-19 pandemic as a social mechanism driving biographical change

• And the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time

• Somebody stole my car radio and now I just sit in silence…

• Well it’s a deep dark night and I hear you, I’ve been there

• The far-right turn of Blue Labour and the political ontology of post-liberalism

• The jouissance of the new far right

• Feeding thought shrapnel and fragments to LLMs

• Distracted from distraction by distraction

• Gen Z Reform voters who are sympathetic to Corbyn. Or, the jouissance of Nigel Farage

• We cast a shadow on something wherever we stand

• Chapters abstracts for my new book

• Taking the AGI pill

• What if universities no longer existed?

• Posthumanism provides an (inadvertent) intellectual foundation for the legal claim of LLM personhood

• “You’re in charge of your life, you can do more than you are doing. Let’s see where it takes you”