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Katherine Dee 🐬/acc

Katherine Dee 🐬/acc

@default_friend

art bell fan. gordon lightfoot❤️. i write about internet history + culture, commission me. bylines all over. @thecomputer_room on insta. 🐬

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Katherine Dee 🐬/acc
Katherine Dee 🐬/acc@default_friend·
Did you have unrestricted access to the Internet growing up? Can I interview you for my blog?
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Leah (Prime) 🦊@leahprime·
I’ve been haunted for years by a small section Nicholas Carr’s 2011 book, The Shallows - work about the effects of the internet on our minds and brains In it, he talks about how the standard human experience (until the last ~250 years) was one of superstition; that science and empiricism created a unified field of understanding that’s basically a aberrant blip in the 50,000+ of human history …and with the decline of literary and informational literacy, we’re just backsliding into our natural state of story telling, myth, superstition I’d be the first to assert that the subjective way of looking - through the lens of myth, fable, folk-belief - is valuable and important (hell, it’s a major component to my sui generis spiritual practice and creative world), but en masse - as the central delimiter of what is “real” or as the de facto “consensus reality” - creates a fundamental breakdown in our abilities to understand one another and collaboratively work together towards shared visions and ambitions
Spencer A. Klavan@SpencerKlavan

If present trends continue, they mark not the end of reading but the end of mass literacy, turning books back into what they used to be: the special super-weapon of a minority class whose mental powers, I propose, will outstrip those of the average mind as greatly and meaningfully in the post-literate era as in the pre-literate era. That would mean the age of high tech looks like the Middle Ages in this regard. Or at least that it looks the way we picture the Middle Ages, with a priestly caste wielding superior powers of focus, prediction, observation, and manipulation over a mentally reduced general public. Once again the readers would be as gods among men. I’m not convinced that’s inevitable, but whether it is or not, the best gift you can possibly give your kids right now is to steel them against the cognitive meltdown that’s coming by shielding them against the phone barrage and teaching them what they can gain from attending in sustained love to great books. The case for a liberal arts education has never been easier to make.

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@NewRightPoast Not that so much as like when a Gen Xer slides into your comments pretending like they know anything at all — like how what Copeland critiqued aged vs what it was then
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Dudley Newright@NewRightPoast·
@default_friend DFW, Douglas Copeland, Liz Wurtzel. Wrote about brutal honesty as a response to the fakeness/emptiness of advertising and boomer myths
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Katherine Dee 🐬/acc@default_friend·
.@NewRightPoast coined “millennial snot” but has anyone written anything about the Gen X pseudointellectual “telling it like it is” register
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Katherine Dee 🐬/acc@default_friend·
@blockhead4000 I think it’s tough to live with a “secret” like that and they overcompensate by confessing constantly
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🏖🦀BlockHead4000🏝🐠@blockhead4000·
@default_friend These types who skate justice almost universally never have the good sense to shut tf up. OJ writing a de facto confession book comes to mind.
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Katherine Dee 🐬/acc@default_friend·
Love that Casey Anthony is a frozen in amber 2016 ResistLib
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Visakan Veerasamy
Visakan Veerasamy@visakanv·
as a child gets older it’s sort of like there’s an invisible flood in your house with a rising water level, only instead of water it’s mischief that increasingly finds its way into previously inaccessible areas
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conq is in berkeley
conq is in berkeley@serialsevens·
rare aesthetic: 2010s rationalist blogosphere
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Andrew Rose@__drewface·
I want to host an event called "Andrew's Library of Lifechanging Essays" The premise is that you show up to my library and tell me what's on your mind, and I will go through my library and give you a printed copy of a life changing essay or book excerpt.
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sam buntz@SamBuntz·
I wrote an essay/interview for @default_friend's blog talking abt Chicago's "Dawn of Digital" exhibition. It discussed how musicians are adapting to new technologies and exploring the charm of clunky, out-moded ones as well. Includes insights from @pixelgrip_music. Link below👇
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egirlian 🌸
egirlian 🌸@egirlian·
@default_friend gave fable a link to ‘the book of mormon’ project guttenburg page and it said “no thanks, i already subscribe to katherine dee’s substack”
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Katherine Dee 🐬/acc@default_friend·
I fed my memoir (my diary) to Fable and I shit you not it compared it to the Book of Mormon
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