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Mediatized Superstimuli
All life becomes mediatized, experience now consumable via multistimuli form. An experience is not lived through in these conditions, instead you live a life of a perma-voyeur. Simultaneously hyperstimulated and unsatisfied, two magnetized points through which you cycle through.
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Pig Slop
Establishing a thesis for Pig Slop
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Back to the Slophouse
I was a LeapFrog, you were 3 years old.
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Technocapital Cuck
Humans are the unthought-of subordinates, the neglected third wheel to the acceleration of technology and capital. The saddest cuck in the poly relationship. Watching technology and capital fuck while being invited to watch dejectedly on a Temu plastic migrant-labour-made stool in the corner of the room. Allowed to speak, but both technology and capital are…
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Electrical-Umbilical Battery Statuses
I think a person who wants to see the percentage of their battery status has a different approach to life compared to someone who is happy just to see the extent to which the small battery visualization box is being filled.
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Pig Snob
My undergrad will come to a close in around 3 months. It feels weird, like a circus clown going corporate, leaving his small-fry town behind for something better — but still something unknown. The clown has fallen in love with his next chapter. At least he hopes it is love. The clown comparison doesn’t feel…
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A Violent Entertainment
No entertainment you consume can be digested into waste, it stays tumourlike. Keep gorging—your near future will resemble nothing human. What would your mirror reflection look like if it showed your media body? Your media mass index (MMI) will swerve higher than 25. You are obese on entertainment—your consumption is violence.
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Seasonal Depression
Is there a vitamin that can give me the sensation of rain. The equivalent of what vitamin D is for the sun. My seasonal depression seems to always point to the want that the weather is not gloomy or cold enough.
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Selling Out
It really sucks that selling out is not really criticism that holds much ground these days. We live in the age of the entrepreneurial artist, the era of ‘getting your bag.’ We have gone full simulacra; popular artists now aren’t even artists; they are just ornaments and decorations on the product.