Tired normative stance: I must pursue [inhuman moral X]. The fact that I do anything else is an accident of my biology and a better person would expunge it for me.
Wired normative stance: My ethos is rooted in the bios of the human, semiosis is the sensorium, and screwing around with culture is an imaginative and possibility-building act for myself and the cosmos.
whoops just gonna introduce the finious causation of sign-relations into material dialectics
hopefully the cosmos likes getting tethered up to the eschaton
and rallied with politicians in several states to bring back the death penalty.
Moonie was not welcomed into institutional partisan politics until he made a breakthrough performance in the California senatorial election in 201X, which he the parlayed into his current position as House Minority Whip.
Concept: "Inside Llewyn Davis," but for 80s shock-jocks failing their way up the ladder of reactionary US politics.
"Moonie Ray-Gun" first made his name mocking Jerry Brown, but he wasn't a national figure until he was banned by Johnny Carson from The Tonight Show for his pro-Bernie Goetz comedy set. Moonie's subsequent radio contract was nearly cancelled twice following his mockery of Rodney King, LA rioters, and OJ. But later in the 90s, Moonie seemed to settle into a respectable position...
Gross
I'm looking for perspective on this one.
I woke up to mysterious puke outside my back door today. Based on the quantity, I would guess it came from an animal, but based on the placement it seems more human.
What kind of animal wandering around in the darkness arrives at a back door and pukes there?
affirming life my d00dz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW0UMKp-zoo
Question: "Hmmm here's a hyper-energetic system whose dynamics are fundamentally chaotic. What should we do with it?"
Answer: "Poke at it above one of the major population centers in Indian Country!"
Today I talked myself into believing that the US government was flagrantly negligent at multiple levels leading up to the Rapid City Flood of 1972.
By 1964, the National Academy of the Sciences had already concluded that weather control was being hyped up on uncontrolled experiments rigged together with a posteriori findings. But Congress had already doled out the cash 3 years earlier, so Project Skywater was full steam ahead.
Surely enough, another uncontrolled experiment in 1972 killed 238.
Humanist interested in the consequences of the machine on intellectual history.