Library Path Post

Frank Wilhoit seems very topical today: "Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protectes but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect."
crookedtimber.org/2018/03/21/l...

This is what we all should remember.

Illinois has the best sunsets☀️

With the reality of over 70 million Americans voting Trump back into office, it begs the question of whether or not we have been conditioned to, subconsciously or not, crave some form of dystopia. Just a thought, but perhaps our media, cinema, and new tech have created an underlying desire in many?

A Hallmark movie where their hands meet inside the turkey.

EVERY. WORD. OF. THIS.

(starting a constructive dialogue) Listen dumbass,

A bit from “The Immortality Key” by Brian C Muraresku, published in 2020.

This needs to be said, loud, and often.

despite the world becoming scary i still have a perhaps niave but unwaivering belief that a better world is possible

Yes, libraries are invaluable for their collections and public services they offer, but also social contact without the expectation to interact with anyone or spend any money is so important to so many people

🧵 With all the movement over to this app, I wanted to take a minute to share a few of my (and my amazing co-authors) most recent (from 2024) publications on #Palestine, some peer-reviewed articles (all open access) and some shorter policy briefs and pieces for popular media.

trying to converse with christian nationalists is equivalent to the feeling of speaking to a child who believes in Santa & no i will not elaborate.

what if your ideas are as in love with you as you are with them?

what if your creativity spends its days dreaming about you too?

what if art is a co-creation between you (the vessel) & the eternal source of all things?

what if this act of making is the universe experiencing itself through you?