Oh that's also so potent. Thank you!

Oh, so like yes, the horror makes its way into the conversation of the art, but also the artist is metabolizing/transmuting the darkness into art?

I love this piece and yet I also struggle with it. "About the dark times" feels a little like a rebuke--like, you don't get to have escapism or the tiniest break from bleakness. Even art has to be about the darkness. Can you help me find a different meaning in this line?

My mom would always make huckleberry buckle, I don’t have her recipe handy but I think it was along these lines www.allrecipes.com/recipe/24102...

Oh wow I remember that! Once in a while I’ll remember flashes of it but I’d forgotten the name

Thank you!!

I remember reading about someone proposing creating mirror algae to sequester carbon (no need to worry about microbes digesting dead algae and releasing methane back into the atmosphere). "Oh yeah but it might totally overrun the ecosphere" was kind of a big downside.

Which soft cheeses (brie-like form factor) have mild/buttery flavors instead of being very robust/smelly?

Whoa, do you have a link/cite for this? Recoiling in horror at that guy and ASW are both things I like! (no shade on your off-the-cuff mention and no worries if you don't want to hunt down the source)

I really recommend this video on Proto-Indo-European, if you enjoy learning about things by having a charming young English guy explain things on video :) (and his other linguistics-related videos) www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIgo...

FYI the gift link is expired (at least for me) so I can only see a few paragraphs.

My understanding is that it’s not legal for a for-profit entity to have unpaid volunteers right now. (Which kind of makes sense or companies could pressure employees to take on periods of unpaid labor.) A lot of orgs depend on volunteer work! Do you know of a way around this?

Oh this is good to know, thank you

Uterine ablation is another option for this.

I was happy recently to see that hmpg.net is still kicking

Things I appreciate about this game so far:
- No combat/death (you can fall from tall things and be fine)
- Lots of exploring and parkour!
- Spaceships that look like MBTA trains
- Cozy scrappy village in the ruined world the corporation left behind
- A mystery to solve
- Queer characters
- The art!

Do you want any more not-actually-a-museum answers?

Not a full answer but as a Patreon subscriber a heads up post when one goes up would be a way I would be more likely to notice them!

Kind of hope some of the Reductress writers are working for the campaign