i think the most annoying piece of cognitive dissonance with the fediverse today is that there is no reason why it couldn¦t be good. when mastodon first launched it was an oasis in a sea of techbros and edgelords and outright nazis and there was one timeline and none of the good and useful features you take for granted today. but people still built a strong and resilient community, because they wanted to
you could do that now. you could make a server and be welcoming and hospitable and build a strong and resilient community, and be an oasis in a sea of techbros and edgelords and outright nazis, and if like five servers did that you would have roughly the same constellation that was the fediverse in its heyday that everyone misses. but nobody wants to, because it isn¦t new and interesting anymore. it is just work. the end
there are so many discourses which only really exist in academia and which consequently use big academic words. and you can¦t summarize them in lay terms because there aren¦t lay words to express them. it is a kind of knowledge security. the computer cannot make sense of you because you exceed the ontology of the user. the people who would not read your blogpost because it engages with difficult concepts still will not read your blogpost, just differently
woke up with this song stuck in my head
https://archive.org/download/BSCOMP0029/11-Dustmotes-AFarewellToTrends.mp3
get litty?
https://youtu.be/qBMaCBSmLcQ
when you check the book on worldcat and the only libraries with a copy are all Ivy Leagues……
this one is enjoyable, at least
https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1013&context=dlj
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