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a journey through the altered states that create culture and how people have tried (and failed) to stop them. all your favorite writers geeked hard.
Mar 18, 2025
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having read fear and loathing in las vegas a lil earlier in the month, i got really interested in new journalism in the american southwest with a specific focus on drug culture in the american southwest. tom wolfe is, similar to hunter s thompson, gifted in creating a poignant and vivid landscape of american grandeur, excess, and longing. highly recommend to anyone who likes new journalism or is interested in the 60s acid craze.
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would only recommend if you’re into punk culture or memoirs of any kind. very easy to read and honestly really inspiring to me, very patti smith reminiscent
Oct 29, 2024
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In 'Slumming', Ottessa Moshfegh so perfectly outlined the annoyance (hopefully universally) felt for the type of pseudo-intellectual who: "was too concerned with his own intelligence to see the bigger picture. He thought that the drugs we bought in the 
bus depot restroom were intended to expand his mind, as though 
some door could be unlocked up there and he would greet his 
own genius—some glowing alien in glasses and sneakers, spinning planet Earth on its finger". A stellar read.
Jan 24, 2024
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they feel so much more welcoming to me. maybe it’s because they’ve been around the longest and always stand out more. i can recall an important memory from any year of my life involving them. also sharing earbuds with someone on the two little seats is the most romantic thing ever. gonna miss them but also i don’t mind the new trains.
Mar 22, 2025
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Yo fuck this fuck this fuck this. My ass is not getting a job with this philosophy degree. I’m gonna write a book and hope for the best.
May 1, 2025
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there’s so much day you lose when you wake up late! waking up early on your day off maximizes the time you can enjoy it. i’m gonna make a wonderful breakfast sandwich and listen to some ambient music.
Apr 12, 2025