#magnum opus post

[arcanecitizens]

Everyone knows Deckard was working for Silco but what if I told you that so were the other boys? Two are playing cards with Sevika when Vi attacks her (the first time). The other ends up joining the Firelights.

[catgirlforeskin]

Watching the industrial fishing nets cast by twitter and tumblr funnymen sink down above my apartment block to dredge up transmisogynist slurs or butchered AAVE to milk for content after the last batch ran dry

A grizzled trawler can be heard shouting past the surface of the water. Her voice rasps, “boss says posters are getting tired of crossing out the impact font ‘trap’ on astolfo porn and writing ‘femboy’ over it instead. No, yeah they’re tired of ‘catboy’ too, we need something new. See if you can dig up ‘ladyboy’—wait, they’re saying ‘girlboy’ instead now? Yeah that works too”

Her boots slosh over to the next net. “Boss says ‘simp’ was getting big numbers, see if you can catch something similar. ‘Pussywhipped’? I’ll run it by the focus group, maybe shorten it down to ‘whipped’ for inclusivity, the theyfabs will love it. Keep up the good work girls.” She takes a long drag from a cigarette, and taps it impatiently against the guard rail, sending a trail of ash down to my balcony

[wizardgender]

philosophy, mathematics, and physics are the same field to me

they all seek to describe the knowledge of knowledge

philosophy is the study of creating knowledge using qualities

mathematics is the study of creating knowledge using quantities

physics is the study of creating knowledge using observation

and the newest player in the game, information, is the study of creating knowledge using emergence

we all as individuals passively create knowledge just by living (and by dying): oberservation, experience, art, thought, feeling, memory, decay; all of these are themselves are the divine act of creation

when we come as pairs, groups, collectives, or societies the process of creating knowledge is known as arguing, but at the end of the day it's all about how to create novel information that humans find useful, interesting, or beautiful