https://buttondown.com/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-96/ this week in sentences: fervency, polygons, history embarrasses, direct contact, a hundred times more, braggadocio, we can't stop trying, probably been overcompensated, apple time machine
US politics and media shit post
@tim bless
@dansinker blogging is back baby
Taiwan is phasing out nuclear power as its power plants reach the end of their life. This highlights how Taiwan's energy supply is fragile. While some argue for the continuation of nuclear power, the real problem is an overdependence on fossil fuels and underinvestment in renewable energy
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-10-25/taiwan-shutting-nuclear-power-questions-if-ready/104488556
For the last week I've kind of been holding it together out of shock and because I've focused on supporting Ramsey bc she was his first dog, but it's starting to really hit me how big the hole in my chest is without my dog around
@inquiline for the purposes of this response i'm looking a lot at Nye and Rosalind Williams' "Notes on the Underground", probably also bringing in Tsing's idea of conjuring in Friction? LaDuke and Cowen's paper on Wiindigo infrastructure also comes up.
@inquiline one of my exam questions is about animacies in infrastructure studies--which means I am going real hard on infrastructural vitalism rn, thank you for that framing!!
@stephen_cornford either is fine i guess? paypal probably faster
Re-upping this on all my platforms, because we cannot tone down our condemnation of this unprecedented slaughter of journalists.
The apathy & indifference in Israel's killing of Palestinian media professionals (130 since 7/10/23 per the IFJ), including among many prominent journalists, is a chilling indictment of our industry as a whole.
Incredibly disturbed by the silence of friends and colleagues & those who cited "objectivity" for it. It has truly been an eye-opening year for journalism.