Jeffrey Anthony
@musicalform.bsky.social
Founder, Musical Form Institute.
Certificate of Embodied Production.
Writing on musical form and recording practice.
https://musicalform.org/ | https://medium.com/@WeWillNotBeFlattened
Certificate of Embodied Production.
Writing on musical form and recording practice.
https://musicalform.org/ | https://medium.com/@WeWillNotBeFlattened
I read as labeling Denmark’s relationship to Greenland as colonial delegitimizes Danish sovereignty while simultaneously positioning the United States as a liberating or reorganizing power.
January 6, 2026 at 2:10 AM
I read as labeling Denmark’s relationship to Greenland as colonial delegitimizes Danish sovereignty while simultaneously positioning the United States as a liberating or reorganizing power.
From "Quit Everything" - Franco Berardi
January 5, 2026 at 5:59 PM
From "Quit Everything" - Franco Berardi
McDonald's is not food, so they are just staying in their lane.
January 5, 2026 at 3:37 PM
McDonald's is not food, so they are just staying in their lane.
The article accepts these conditions as given and then asks how technology can help individuals adapt. That framing guarantees the same article next year, because the underlying structures that generate overwork and depletion will continue to adjust, intensify, and demand ever greater efficiency.
January 4, 2026 at 7:01 PM
The article accepts these conditions as given and then asks how technology can help individuals adapt. That framing guarantees the same article next year, because the underlying structures that generate overwork and depletion will continue to adjust, intensify, and demand ever greater efficiency.
I have an answer to all the issues mentioned in the article: end this form of capitalism.
Most of what these AI coaches are ‘fixing’ are problems produced by time scarcity, exhaustion, and incentive structures that treat human bodies as optimization targets rather than lived organisms.
Most of what these AI coaches are ‘fixing’ are problems produced by time scarcity, exhaustion, and incentive structures that treat human bodies as optimization targets rather than lived organisms.
January 4, 2026 at 7:01 PM
I have an answer to all the issues mentioned in the article: end this form of capitalism.
Most of what these AI coaches are ‘fixing’ are problems produced by time scarcity, exhaustion, and incentive structures that treat human bodies as optimization targets rather than lived organisms.
Most of what these AI coaches are ‘fixing’ are problems produced by time scarcity, exhaustion, and incentive structures that treat human bodies as optimization targets rather than lived organisms.
The perfect riskless response. A mirror of our cultural production of riskless art.
January 4, 2026 at 3:29 PM
The perfect riskless response. A mirror of our cultural production of riskless art.
"What a rip-off,’ yells the guy driving a lifted Ram, a $1,300 monthly payment, with 80 payments still to go.
January 4, 2026 at 2:01 PM
"What a rip-off,’ yells the guy driving a lifted Ram, a $1,300 monthly payment, with 80 payments still to go.
I used to believe: 1) only science is objective, 2) hard work reliably yields success, 3) economics is a science
Now: objectivity can inhere in form (a painting, a musical work), success is power-mediated and not reliably correlated with effort, and economics is metaphysics in spreadsheet clothing.
Now: objectivity can inhere in form (a painting, a musical work), success is power-mediated and not reliably correlated with effort, and economics is metaphysics in spreadsheet clothing.
January 4, 2026 at 12:30 PM
I used to believe: 1) only science is objective, 2) hard work reliably yields success, 3) economics is a science
Now: objectivity can inhere in form (a painting, a musical work), success is power-mediated and not reliably correlated with effort, and economics is metaphysics in spreadsheet clothing.
Now: objectivity can inhere in form (a painting, a musical work), success is power-mediated and not reliably correlated with effort, and economics is metaphysics in spreadsheet clothing.
And this is why they also did it a few hours after markets closed before a weekend, so the news could be digested, thereby ensuring less volatile moves in the market and giving certain people time to anticipate moves.
January 3, 2026 at 5:42 PM
And this is why they also did it a few hours after markets closed before a weekend, so the news could be digested, thereby ensuring less volatile moves in the market and giving certain people time to anticipate moves.
They should be savages and eat it all as there will be nothing left for them when they are their parents age.
January 2, 2026 at 4:41 PM
They should be savages and eat it all as there will be nothing left for them when they are their parents age.
This is an interesting read but this author is a bit too carless for my tastes.
January 1, 2026 at 8:35 PM
This is an interesting read but this author is a bit too carless for my tastes.
2025 be like watching cash strapped homeowners take on 20 year solar loans, expand grid capacity, then see their tax dollars routed through economic development incentives to fund massive, environmentally devastating data centers.
What will 2026 bring?
What will 2026 bring?
January 1, 2026 at 7:10 PM
2025 be like watching cash strapped homeowners take on 20 year solar loans, expand grid capacity, then see their tax dollars routed through economic development incentives to fund massive, environmentally devastating data centers.
What will 2026 bring?
What will 2026 bring?