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Short, title-less, often half-baked. Published anyway.

Can’t get Angela Y. Davis’s autobiography from the library so bought on Amazon, but the condition is…

In reply to @CristinaAimee

@CristinaAimee @thezebedee @garius No. The point is the bigger system, not the individual actor.

Stories about Nazis are the bigger system, ensuring that it never happens again.

Stories of American heroes in war crime celebrate individual exceptionalism while systemic brutality continues.

Reading “Freedom is a constant struggle” by Angela Y. Davis.

Found her via Reddit comments, what a phenomenal person!! I get the feeling that her work must have been buried on purpose by the neoliberal system in which she is against. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25330108

Finally had our housewarming party with the neighbors yesterday. I had to share my favorite (and most impressive) dish - Karaage (Japanese fried 🍗)

Big success. As always 😂

In reply to @SchorLukas

@SchorLukas There’s only 24 hrs in a day Lukas. 😂

One thing I found common in tech, especially startups, is dilettantes “distrupting” industry. (Myself guilty of this once or twice 😋) So, I would suggest look for domain expertise, and read. 2 books pop into mind:

In reply to @SchorLukas

@SchorLukas 👏🏼🎉 Super awesome!! Big congrats on the spin-off, rebranding and funding. I can’t wait to talk to you and learn more about building this SAFE future!

I really hope someone will find this tweet. I remember bookmarking a thread from a trans Asian man about growing up in Evangelical Christian family… I can’t find it anymore. Did they get to him? Got him off Twitter b’coz of that thread? His avatar was a drawing of a sad person.

I usually don’t like books with a messed up protagonist, but this one’s escape scheme is to dump a shitload of weed into the food to get everyone high! 💀

Do boomers have existential dread? Or are they still pretty swell with how things are going?

Can’t get Angela Y. Davis’s autobiography from the library so bought on Amazon, but the condition is…

In reply to @CristinaAimee

@CristinaAimee @thezebedee @garius No. The point is the bigger system, not the individual actor.

Stories about Nazis are the bigger system, ensuring that it never happens again.

Stories of American heroes in war crime celebrate individual exceptionalism while systemic brutality continues.

Finally had our housewarming party with the neighbors yesterday. I had to share my favorite (and most impressive) dish - Karaage (Japanese fried 🍗)

Big success. As always 😂

In reply to @SchorLukas

@SchorLukas There’s only 24 hrs in a day Lukas. 😂

One thing I found common in tech, especially startups, is dilettantes “distrupting” industry. (Myself guilty of this once or twice 😋) So, I would suggest look for domain expertise, and read. 2 books pop into mind:

I really hope someone will find this tweet. I remember bookmarking a thread from a trans Asian man about growing up in Evangelical Christian family… I can’t find it anymore. Did they get to him? Got him off Twitter b’coz of that thread? His avatar was a drawing of a sad person.

I usually don’t like books with a messed up protagonist, but this one’s escape scheme is to dump a shitload of weed into the food to get everyone high! 💀

Do boomers have existential dread? Or are they still pretty swell with how things are going?