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Feb. 16th, 2005 10:33 pm...productive day today. Most of my Do list got checked off. I'll ask tomorrow about how I can get a hold of someone to do that last part on the Do list.
Had a short but interesting conversation with a "revolutionary socialist" today. "Revolutionary", I think, only in that he espouses a system that keeps the wealthy in check up to the point where everyone is egalitarian and has all their needs cared for. Beyond that, it would appear that incentive is out of competition, and people will be doing whatever it is they want to do, instead of being wage slaves. I set myself up to talk a bit more on Monday, when they're around. Should be interesting to do, since I'm already mostly socialist-anarchist as it is, I suspect. (Comes from hanging around with the Discordians all the time, I think)
Watched animation in class today. Unfortunately, in this case, the book, abridged though it was, was really better. Whatever studio made the Genji animation that I watched... wow. I'd suggest having that on during an Acid Test. (We're into the hippies now in Subcultures.)
This should be an interesting gap to zip across, in associations. Partisan "journalist" -> Homosexual cabal in Bush Admin? -> gay penguins?
Nah, this one goes to the dogs. That was the Best in Show. The rest of us plebes have to deal with pilsner glass cooling devices (actually, pretty cool), insulting the consulate, dead men having jury duty, and the U.S.'s oldest robot. I wonder if there's a connecting thread through all of those...
...but I've saved the coolest stuff for last. Like one of the techniques for orgiastic social engagements - don't try so hard. And the number one cool thing - kodoma street art. That's just cool. That's really, really cool.
Unfortunately, when bed calls, if I don't want to be asleep on the job tomorrow (sauna that it is), I have to get going. Say goodnight, Gracie.
Had a short but interesting conversation with a "revolutionary socialist" today. "Revolutionary", I think, only in that he espouses a system that keeps the wealthy in check up to the point where everyone is egalitarian and has all their needs cared for. Beyond that, it would appear that incentive is out of competition, and people will be doing whatever it is they want to do, instead of being wage slaves. I set myself up to talk a bit more on Monday, when they're around. Should be interesting to do, since I'm already mostly socialist-anarchist as it is, I suspect. (Comes from hanging around with the Discordians all the time, I think)
Watched animation in class today. Unfortunately, in this case, the book, abridged though it was, was really better. Whatever studio made the Genji animation that I watched... wow. I'd suggest having that on during an Acid Test. (We're into the hippies now in Subcultures.)
This should be an interesting gap to zip across, in associations. Partisan "journalist" -> Homosexual cabal in Bush Admin? -> gay penguins?
Nah, this one goes to the dogs. That was the Best in Show. The rest of us plebes have to deal with pilsner glass cooling devices (actually, pretty cool), insulting the consulate, dead men having jury duty, and the U.S.'s oldest robot. I wonder if there's a connecting thread through all of those...
...but I've saved the coolest stuff for last. Like one of the techniques for orgiastic social engagements - don't try so hard. And the number one cool thing - kodoma street art. That's just cool. That's really, really cool.
Unfortunately, when bed calls, if I don't want to be asleep on the job tomorrow (sauna that it is), I have to get going. Say goodnight, Gracie.
