heresiarch
@heresiarch.bsky.social
nature is just what we call the parts of ourself that we cannot control
opinions sustainably sourced from organically harvested social theorists
No Nazis, No Kings.
@heresiarch on the previous site & @heresiarch@wandering.shop
opinions sustainably sourced from organically harvested social theorists
No Nazis, No Kings.
@heresiarch on the previous site & @heresiarch@wandering.shop
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Someone is going to have the write the thing about how “vibe” has become a substitute for meaningful theory in a world where the theory is so clear — grift and power — but we collectively refuse if because it isn’t sophisticated enough to generate make work for empiricists.
November 22, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Someone is going to have the write the thing about how “vibe” has become a substitute for meaningful theory in a world where the theory is so clear — grift and power — but we collectively refuse if because it isn’t sophisticated enough to generate make work for empiricists.
“A Mentholated Pain” is the name of my new Tom Waits cover band
November 20, 2025 at 11:56 PM
“A Mentholated Pain” is the name of my new Tom Waits cover band
This is a level of damage that moves this story firmly from “getting a lifetime gig on the wingnut circuit” (as I had initially assumed) into “deeply sublimated fetish”
November 20, 2025 at 7:24 AM
This is a level of damage that moves this story firmly from “getting a lifetime gig on the wingnut circuit” (as I had initially assumed) into “deeply sublimated fetish”
The answer to this conundrum is: poorly. Aim not to mimic but to transcend
November 20, 2025 at 1:32 AM
The answer to this conundrum is: poorly. Aim not to mimic but to transcend
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![David East
@davideastUK
[middle english period group chat] feudalismluvr: havin roast beef w/gravé tonite groats4days: lol gravé
saxon_69: gravé domesday_bloke: gravé yas _faerie_kween: gravé
[le_borte_d'arthur has changed the group name to "gravé"]
[quote-posting:
* Haggard Hawks * Words | Language | Etymology @H...• 2019-06-16
GRAVY is thought to derive from and Old French word, 'grané', that likely meant 'seasoned' or "well flavoured'. The N in 'grané' was likely misread for a U or a Vin the Middle English period, and the mistake has remained in place ever since.]
7:12 AM • 2019-06-16](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vzh3zzjcbamllzjadsmfooxq/bafkreig4czhllmvatyouia4i5aztpyr27bfqosohztp35527z63nam3h5u@jpeg)
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Trump, functionally illiterate but media savvy, is just the sort to believe that one photo will punch through where no number of words could. He might even be right
November 17, 2025 at 5:28 AM
Trump, functionally illiterate but media savvy, is just the sort to believe that one photo will punch through where no number of words could. He might even be right
Ah yeah, that. What a charmer
November 16, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Ah yeah, that. What a charmer