Joshua Sparrow
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Cory is one of my favorite people in the whole world, and among the top intellectual influences on me and my work. I've never met his mom, but she's responsible for a remarkable son, so help her out.
My mom is still recovering from cancer and lung surgery. Any donations, shares, and well wishes are greatly appreciated.
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December 10, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Cory is one of my favorite people in the whole world, and among the top intellectual influences on me and my work. I've never met his mom, but she's responsible for a remarkable son, so help her out.
Ugh, does anyone know if geriatric billionaires are still hiring nubile young boys to pre-chew their food for them? Just trying to make a buck.
November 25, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Ugh, does anyone know if geriatric billionaires are still hiring nubile young boys to pre-chew their food for them? Just trying to make a buck.
There are many lines that stood out to me while reading "Did The Science Wars Take Place?" (my physical copy is already dog-eared and full of highlighter ink), but I feel this hints at something I've been trying to articulate for a while as an artist.
November 24, 2025 at 6:06 PM
There are many lines that stood out to me while reading "Did The Science Wars Take Place?" (my physical copy is already dog-eared and full of highlighter ink), but I feel this hints at something I've been trying to articulate for a while as an artist.
Gillis operates on such a level I know I'm never likely to fully grasp him on the first read. Yet taking the time over his work has never failed to blow my tiny mind. This book is no exception. It's so useful as to be essential and deeply personal to boot. Read it. Re-read it. Then read it again.
Hey, I wrote a book.
Did The Science Wars Take Place?
Covers the history and philosophy of a fight in the 80s & 90s between some postmodernists and scientists, with an eye to anarchist interests and lasting political influences among the far-right.
Pre-order here: store.c4ss.org/index.php/pr...
Did The Science Wars Take Place?
Covers the history and philosophy of a fight in the 80s & 90s between some postmodernists and scientists, with an eye to anarchist interests and lasting political influences among the far-right.
Pre-order here: store.c4ss.org/index.php/pr...
November 6, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Gillis operates on such a level I know I'm never likely to fully grasp him on the first read. Yet taking the time over his work has never failed to blow my tiny mind. This book is no exception. It's so useful as to be essential and deeply personal to boot. Read it. Re-read it. Then read it again.
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I really fucking hate all the Memorial Day "died defending our freedom" bullshit. There hasn't been a US war in my lifetime that was about freedom. And even WWII was entered *primarily* for economic and geopolitical reasons, not freedom.
May 26, 2025 at 3:48 PM
I really fucking hate all the Memorial Day "died defending our freedom" bullshit. There hasn't been a US war in my lifetime that was about freedom. And even WWII was entered *primarily* for economic and geopolitical reasons, not freedom.
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"Though the forces of power have always sought to bury our struggle, the words we write and the fragments of memory we pass down to future generations are (and have always been) the seeds from which liberty is grown."
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c4ss.org/content/60374
May Day Poetry Feature: Humankind
It’s time for another poetry feature! It’s been a while since the last time we did one of these, so we’d like to start by drawing some attention to the work done in previous years. We always have wond...
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May 1, 2025 at 5:30 PM
"Though the forces of power have always sought to bury our struggle, the words we write and the fragments of memory we pass down to future generations are (and have always been) the seeds from which liberty is grown."
c4ss.org/content/60374
c4ss.org/content/60374
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