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we used to feel things here

Ricardo F. Lima

dispatches from systems that fail, feelings that linger, and a feed that remembers more than it should.

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Latest Issues

draft folder: login for the dead

you don’t erase the contacts of the dead
knowing that
behind the comments
— you two are fucking nuts
behind the likes
(my ex
also gone now
stuffed your feed with stray-heart devotion
which you, devoutly, flung back
like th...

a year ago
1

draft folder: men cried like broken printers

I always thought men cried like broken printers –

quiet, then loud, then useless.

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You said you didn’t cry.

But I saw you watchi...

a year ago
4
1

signal leak: /signal_loss_03h17.log

[partial retrieval of corrupted affective archive]

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[fragmentation initiated: 03:17:02]

[03:17:03]

I went to the kitchen a...

a year ago
6
1

signal checks: the show we didn’t subscribe to

the spreadsheet became the sacred text.
we became the heretics on mute.
this is what managerialism feels like now.

“Only power restrains power.”
- James Burnham, The Machiavellians (1943)

episode one: the billing arrives

Manage...

a year ago
5

signal checks: the white lotus finale and the architecture of sacrifice

tragedy isn’t a warning. it’s a loop.


the structure wants blood

chelsea didn’t fail.
she just arrived at the part of the story that needed a sacrifice.

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a year ago
5
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