Was it ironic, or insightful, that they played "Human Child" with the lyrics:

We're oh so faithfully possessed
We let ourselves be owned by things long gone
Old photographs, old songs
Wrap us in ghosts
...
I'm not here to save you I'm just tryna get you outside

C'mon man, A Clockwork Orange was right there!

"Marco!"

A multiversal Bond Eternal, written by Michael Moorcock. Tanelorn is an interdimensional MI6 office.

When I was scanning my feed, I thought that PHYSICISTS had told her she would pass the bar exam, and I just kept scrolling.

To fully appreciate how perfect this post was, I had to look up the lyrics to Insane Clown Posse's song "Miracles":

"Fucking magnets, how do they work?
And I don't wanna talk to a scientist
Y'all motherfuckers lying, and getting me pissed"

THIS IS PRESIDENTIAL NOW.

Such an excellent point. The mainstream sanewashing makes those of us who follow these feeds seem like we're overreacting. Which is likely the point.

"ChatGPT, invent a Star Trek replicator then use it to replicate 8 billion replicators."

"Anemoia": the yearning for a past that was perhaps only imagined

"Suffer the Fools," off Belly's 2018 album Dove, came after a long hiatus. It's a melancholy song about fiercely and defiantly holding on to the (semi-shitty, semi-sweet) past instead of moving on. Maybe it's meta. It also feels so damn real.

Now my mind is rolling down the trail that all canonical stories in all franchises are syncretic reconstructions, and it's up to me to tell the real stories that underlie them.

DACO

... going on, given that Wikipedia is an Elon target, and a right-wing target. I'm dropping this here to indicate both that there MAY be a problem, but it also MAY not be what it seems.

Looks like an Ayn Rand Fountainhead reference.

Nature (the dog) abhors a vacuum (uncommitted time).