The Commodification of Art – Part II
Part I of The Commodification of Art can be found here. “I could always live in my art but never in my life” – a …
A Dude Writing Words
Part I of The Commodification of Art can be found here. “I could always live in my art but never in my life” – a …
“No, this is a prolonged insult, a gob of spit in the face of Art, a kick in the pants to God, Man, Destiny, Time, …
“Why do humans have to work so hard to destroy every good thing that feeds our life?“ Author, philosopher, Jon Jandai who promotes self reliance …
Rule follower mentalities, the lovers of law and order, are the epitome of what Hannah Arendt coined as the banality of evil, and this mentality …
The continual expanse of western enslavement culture has never been directly about race, class, or any other perceived external divisions, rather it’s an ego sickness …
Here’s a short little clip of Henry Miller describing how he remembers New York City and what he thought of it in what I assume …
Covid-19 uses bad data on death certificates which is at the core of the argumentation around covid-19 being the threat it’s claimed to be
I came across this Charles Bukowski poem and thought it apropos for our times: The Riots I’ve watched this city burn twicein my lifetimeand the …
Wherever there is strict social hierarchy among people or animals inequality, angst, and discord will soon follow.
Discussing Alex Vitale’s book The End of Policing and offering some of my own thoughts.
“None are so hopelessly enslaved, as those who falsely believe they are free. The truth has been kept from the depth of their minds by …
I was just informed I have cornavirus! You can imagine how I felt when I was informed, and when the doctor told me I only …
In a new segment I highlight recent essays and provide my own thoughts on what other’s are saying. This week: Commentary on Literally Insane by Ted Dace
One of George Carlin’s great lines said with apropos satirical condemnation was “Nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care.” And what Carlin was speaking …
A thin veneer of propaganda and contrived imagery is all that keeps the horrible truth from the populace.
It’s difficult to even talk about walking a metaphorical path one takes in life without immediately traversing into cliche platitudes, so much has been said …
“If man were wise, he would gauge the true worth of anything by its usefulness and appropriateness to his life.” Michel de Montaigne For your …
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