You are too lazy to write memoir poems in the third person so you just write them in a second Continue reading

I have much admiration for people who keep level no matter what but I don’t think that makes them models of nothing but democratic polished material. wood stone metals. Mimetic desire is part of this topos. Maybe ‘It is better… Continue reading

Just a tough fight star I kind of I heard I could do it again the undiscovered tell work came out all weapons what you do not more fire was was just right there were far I woes if I… Continue reading

Dedicated to Maja Topic The supermarket playlist is really heavy handed tonight. I now have less contempt for wireless earphone wearers. Still look like dicks but pragmatic. Bit like me really. The 80s. Embarrassing because my parents were alive. I… Continue reading

I praise god and then the tractor and then the efficacy of logistics and then truckin’ (and singlets) and then mechanics. And then time chains and plush interiors. We are at Versailles, bubbly at your end and snuff at mine.… Continue reading

Medical Model assessment stuff. Obviously to the psychologist and social worker there are normative and ethical issues around behaviourism and the medical gaze. Predictive risk management capturing domains of chaos mapping and time series nonlinear analysis. Markov chains and “damp”… Continue reading

There’s a story on Medical Xpress about how narcissism helps stave off stress and depression. Alongside anxiety these are now safe words to exchange in our political economy. Obviously I’m going to proffer a gambit of making the entire DSM… Continue reading

U Update thanks to my international FB philosopher and artist friends I’ll preface this with an observation on the work of Badiou by Laruelle. Laruelle sees that Badiou creates an aristocracy of continental philosopher-mathematicians. “Those without geometry are free to… Continue reading

Heard voice: Ireland was blue Google result: In fact, blue is believed to have been associated with Ireland before green was. Henry the VIII claimed to be king of Ireland in the 16th century, and his flag at that point… Continue reading

I subscribe to Mad in America. They recently promoted something called Social Psychiatry. It’s basically sociology, some eco principles, some medical anthropology. I am personally sickened at the biggest publication of the mad movement getting compromised. Obviously money is involved… Continue reading