A David Lynch quote for every creative person who may need it today.

It resonated with me when I came across it reading it in Lynch on Lynch.

One of the wilder political things in recent history is that Project 2025 publicly released a 900 page document laying out their plans to roll back 100 years of human progress and then during the campaign Republicans just said "no we're not :)" and then they won and now they're doing it all.

Wow. Amazing how Buddhist poets over 2000 years ago perfectly anticipated social media

Octavia Butler being a time traveler or seer, will forever be a hill I'm willing to die on, because there's just no way. Parable of The Sower was published in 1993. Look at this date. #BlackBookSky #BookSky

few things scream modern internet more than "youtube's AI-generated auto-replies want to start an argument in my own comments section"

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YOU: How did your date go

ME: Eh, I think it's going to stay Platonic

YOU: Why?

ME: Well I said the chicken sounded good, and she said 'when you say "good", do you mean "good" as we say a child is good or a horse is good, or that it contains goodness, or that it promotes goodness through its acti

This is the most recent thing I've done that I can share. Some people have found it useful! If you're struggling with scope on a dynamic narrative project, try this Authorial Leverage Framework to help figure out how to course correct or prevent future woes: logodaedalus.github.io/Authorial-Le...

We have reached a point where the only thing companies seek to produce is a higher stock price, because somehow that's much more valuable than actually making things or providing useful services.

They essentially hotwired the economy and drove it to a chop shop.

“we’d go bankrupt if we paid our workers what they’re asking” yeah me too, that’s why I do not get to have a company

To help save time, I wrote every video game company's weird layoff announcement.

This is by far the most functional birdsite replacement, honestly for me this has like 80% of what I'm looking for and the other 20% seems likely if birdsite starts costing money

The kid who kicked over your sandcastles because nobody was impressed by the hole he dug wants you to know that he can still ruin everything you’ve built

For those who haven't made it through Charlie Hall's interview with Travis Worthington on the use of generative AI illustrations in More Terraforming Mars!, here are ten takeaways from the conversation.

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