I read this a couple years ago; it wasn't bad. I know exactly how to do terrorism now after reading it, because that's how books generally, and this book specifically, work.

It's really hard to explain why, but this book is responsible for every bit of writing, piece of media and work of art I've ever made.

.alex sujong laughlin was on 1A talking about podcasts, streaming, Spotify, the Content Economy and more – you should give it a listen, it's a great hour of radio (and Never Post gets a little s/o!)

the1a.org/segments/the-c…

baby's first live radio broadcast! the1a.org/segments/the-c… thanks for having me 1A!

There are a lot of people going to great intellectual lengths to find every pathway to the moral high ground over college students met with military-level force for protesting an on-going genocide.

Anyway. You absolutely can do this.

beginning to wonder if maybe voting for the democrats over and over and over again no matter what ISN'T sending the right message

The elevator at our local library branch in Brooklyn has been broken for months, making it inaccessible to people with assistive devices, or babies in strollers.

I think the moral content of a protest matters, I think it’s the single most important thing actually, and the elaborate media pseudo debates about tactics, electoral impact etc—where we discuss everything but the moral content—is because the righteousness of the cause is obvious

as an artist, I invite you to consider that the violinist hates the violin. in fact, it's possible she hates nothing more

Tonight in the United States of America, we are witnessing a militarized police force, funded by NYC taxpayers, arresting American students in the name of a foreign country that’s carrying out a genocide.

Many of these clips highlight stark instances where the confidence of the police wavers. Another world is possible.

You can only say this sort of thing with a straight face if you are not an audience member of comedy, in any way shape or form – which really says all you need to know about the people who say this sort of thing.

Every company becoming a “data first” company has meant a weird shift to where humans - whole departments of them - try to act like recommendation algorithms, looking for numbers that prove something is good, even when the numbers don’t exist, and thing obviously fucking rules.

I toured w/ my guitar only once - and on one flight (it was Delta) tho I was told I could put it overhead, they made me gate check it. When I got it back after landing, a 4”x 4” square hole was punched ALL THE WAY THRU the ATA hardcase. They 100% do this on purpose.

“APD we don’t want your shit!”

Toilets at the Brooklyn Marriott hosting an Atlanta Police hiring event this weekend have been clogged with cement, “shrimp on the side.”

The venue was wheatpasted last night, with crickets & fire alarm pulled yesterday.

I’ve seen ~10 people say they’ve suddenly been ‘gifted’ verification here. Anyone know whats going on?