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@ddiospyross
… all our lives we postpone everything that can be postponed; perhaps we all have the certainty, deep inside, that we are immortal and that sooner or later every man will do everything, know all there is to know.
— Jorge Luis Borges, from Funes el Memorioso (‘Funes, His Memory’)
replica. April, 2025
this is how every weekday feels back home
newsboy chic is my move for the spring
from 'bird by bird: some instructions on writing and life,' anne lamott, pub. 1994.
Thoughts while reading Borges' "La Casa de Asterión"
Le Sang D'un Poète (1930) - dir. Jean Cocteau
the walls are so thin I can hear the lullabies
took a fat ass nap while watching 24 Hours in the Life of a Clown. bodes well.
this is the ddiospyross essence
I can't help but feel intense purposelessness as I submit funding applications for summer research. Everything happening around us is nightmarish. Let's put this money, this energy, to better use? It's silly to think in this egotistical, inward way but there is a profound disorientation with everything I do and everywhere I look. Things are always happening, academia is under attack. I have to gear my focus: Curiosity -> Investigation -> Synthesis -> Action
the aleph. jorge luis borges
I also haven't made art in so long. Maybe I should start thinking about my papers as works of art. It's unfortunate that my fear of coming across as unintelligent kills the creativity of academic writing for me (which, in turn, makes me a worse writer. Ironic).
I can't go onto this website ever because I miss being 13 with an intensity I don't fully understand. Maybe my life was objectively worse but nostalgia is a sneaky and powerful thing. I'm knee-deep in paper writing procrastination though so I'm mindlessly perusing the internet. The sun is glimmering off of the snow that settled on the roofs overnight, mirroring the mountains behind them. I am lucky to have somewhere with big windows to think and learn. Why do I feel such unease?
Okay guys it's November we need to become serious people again and start listening to Leonard Cohen every day
