hotdogsladies, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

Extremely paradoxically, I'd be grateful for your help on stuff I've missed.

It makes no sense, but I'd actually love your interest and help on anything I "forgot."

Real heads only, and please try to put it in the right place chronologically.

Aloha:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC4Rx_vdLM94WThyJknDXfqdQe7DJ7tB0&jct=Z1m4ea0wnECzAxeH0cA2nk1oGBux-A

djwtwo, 2 months ago

@hotdogsladies I'm positively fascinated/enthralled by your Gentle Introduction playlist framing. Weirdly I've been running down Michael Penn and Ted Leo rabbit holes over the last few weeks myself. Haven't seen yours yet, but this would be my stab at one for Michael Penn:

OK
Small Black Box
Coal
Brave New World
Me Around
Walter Reed
Evenfall

(Also—yes, all the Rockpile.)

hotdogsladies, 2 months ago

@djwtwo

DENNIS I LOVE THIS SO MUCH THANK YOU!!!

hotdogsladies, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

And, before you ask:

Yes, I would love a better symbol for my twin thought technologies (“Not everything is everything” AND "Everything is not everything”), and I am open to suggestions.

Especially if you're good at Maths.

hotdogsladies, 2 months ago

I really hope it's implied, but I also include “Not every thing is everything.”

kjhealy, 2 months ago

@hotdogsladies The social theorist Jon Elster (very good at Maths) says somewhere that the first two Laws of Pseudoscience are (1) Everything is connected to everything else, and (2) Everything is a bit like everything else. Meanwhile my brilliant former colleague Ron Breiger (a social networks guy; also just terrific at Maths) once self-deprecatingly coined “Breiger's Fallacy" to describe a habit of thought he tried to guard against, viz, "If you know two things, they're related".

hotdogsladies, 2 months ago

@kjhealy

I am MELTING.

Thank you!

hotdogsladies, 2 months ago

@kjhealy

Everything I know is a priori related…itis.