because I need to be with you, because I want to learn from you and learn with you. I have been studying how we can be together. I have been studying how we are together. — in Fred Moten Commencement Speech, Stateville Correctional Facility, 2022 [quoted in www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1...
because I need to be with you, because I want to learn from you and learn with you. I have been studying how we can be together. I have been studying how we are together. — in Fred Moten Commencement Speech, Stateville Correctional Facility, 2022 [quoted in www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1...
Y’all shouldn’t be in here; none of y’all who are here, anywhere, should be in here. I don’t want you to be in here and I don’t want to be in here with you, but I am so happy and so proud to be here because I am happy and proud to be with you,
September 23, 2025 at 11:49 PM
Y’all shouldn’t be in here; none of y’all who are here, anywhere, should be in here. I don’t want you to be in here and I don’t want to be in here with you, but I am so happy and so proud to be here because I am happy and proud to be with you,
was toying with something maybe related recently, thinking of political exercises of certain “memetic virtues,” eg coded, in-group refusal of virtues, or vices as virtues, as exercised in shares, speech acts, memes, photo ops (a communal vice playing) - this playing on concept of epistemic virtue
July 2, 2025 at 3:29 PM
was toying with something maybe related recently, thinking of political exercises of certain “memetic virtues,” eg coded, in-group refusal of virtues, or vices as virtues, as exercised in shares, speech acts, memes, photo ops (a communal vice playing) - this playing on concept of epistemic virtue
... the lawyer a reputation; the landlord a town; and the tailor, as in England, BUILDS up a suit of clothes. A fire is BUILT instead of made, and the expression is even extended to individuals, to be BUILT being used with the meaning of formed. [Farmer, "Slang and Its Analogues," 1890]
June 26, 2025 at 7:15 PM
... the lawyer a reputation; the landlord a town; and the tailor, as in England, BUILDS up a suit of clothes. A fire is BUILT instead of made, and the expression is even extended to individuals, to be BUILT being used with the meaning of formed. [Farmer, "Slang and Its Analogues," 1890]