Sean Paul Sartre

@burgerkrieg.bsky.social

Formerly of @TheBurgerkrieg fame on Twitter Check out my work (talking): https://www.youtube.com/@TheBurgerkrieg

Proponents of the Turn of the Millennium explain the dearth of material evidence with a sacrificial practice known as "planned obsolescence," wherein goods would be degraded at manufacture to serve the ideal of "profit maximisation" espoused by the philosopher-cleric caste of the time.

I genuinely think most of our ideas about “what things in the household need how much cleaning” were made up by housewives in the 1950es who were bored out the their fucking gourd because they couldn't leave the house all day

>i sit down at the poker table >the dealer hands me the entire deck >I hand it back and earn 4^58 chips >i cash out for 7 dollars

I don't even post about politics that much here on Bluesky because it feels silly to taint the place with the sort of vile bullshit from Twitter, but whenever I do see politics here it's civil and intellectual

When I was a teenager there was a way I thought I would feel about myself when I was 20, having both planted and ready to experience adventure. I am gonna be 30 next month and now is the first time in my life I actually feel that way.