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Growing the world we want is like the slow tending of a garden
We must move, must grow, from apocalypse to dialectic
An epoch approaching extinction while something new is straining to evolve
LLMs and a general ambivalence about platform capitalism
If we only concentrate on putting out the blaze, we’ll eventually burn out
Hope is a verb with its sleeves rolled up
Hope is essential to our survival and our flourishing
Rebecca Solnit on the politics of hope
“The demons in your head are real and you can kill them”
In dark times will there also be singing?
The political economy of hopelessness
Hatred, even of meanness, makes you ugly
What if the night of your soul didn’t split you from yourself, others, and the world but, on the contrary, most intimately got you in touch with it?
Inspiration is the indolent indulgence of the dabbler
The future’s not what it used to be
The ideology of how ‘the world really is’
One of my favourite closing scenes to a film
on nihilism and hope
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