Rarely Certain
Mike HindWelcome to the post-tribal struggle. Being 'right' is overrated anyway. It's not what you think, it's why you think it. Some posts about personal subjective wellbeing (not self-help shit).
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The intellectual and moral failing of anti-AI ̶i̶n̶f̶l̶u̶e̶n̶c̶e̶r̶s̶ ̶ performers
‘I am a very important voice in the burgeoning field of AI alarmism.’ [Without permission of the householder there, who presumably sees many passersby taking photos ]
Prelude:
Actually, my answer to the opening question is … because it’...
On the pernicious nature of 'content culture'
Never visit the Substack subreddit
I’m fresh from watching a YouTube video about an extraordinarily chivalrous German WW2 fighter ace. The story gave me shivers, which I’ve learned is a personal red flag. I don’t trust emotional reaction t...
Who needs socialism now there's Joplin* 🤷🏻♂️
Celebrating my lived reality
The latest personal project in my world is to migrate my website (24thcavrecon.org) from a rent-seeking annual subscription platform to Wordpress dot org. This will save 204€ a year, for no loss of utility or q...
Let's not forget there are nice things
Customary header image, taken on my travels and unrelated to the content below.
Note: don’t expect to be stirred up by this piece. It’s as much a note to self or a journal entry as anything.
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With about 6 pieces exploring various ann...
No Kings? How about less performative rhetorical smugness?
Despairing of the way leftishists behave, even when they have a point
Those No Kings protests. You see, Donald Trump is behaving like a quasi monarch with his executive orders and fondness for seemingly impulsive acts of war.
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Resisting the flattening of discourse into simplistic moral binaries. Part philosophy, part psychology, part undefined.
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