Jared

@mathbook.cafe

read some books 📚

One day we'll find it remarkable and insane that humans thought that they could ever stop interpreting non-human complex behavior through human lenses, let alone the idea that such a thing would be more useful. (Compared to what? What's a non-anthropocentrically-derived idea of what "useful" means?)

moby-dick also needs to be a tv show and not a movie. if you aren't making the cetology chapter an entire hour-long episode you just don't have what it takes

I like the improvements in threading. this allows me to keep a more sustained conversation over a longer time frame, even if it’s just with myself. a useful social media ”hack” involves sustaining attention outside the medium so that you can come back with a solid orientation. keeps away nonsense

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I’ve been using my philosophy degree A PLENTY for work lately. ROI on that formerly useless paper positively skyrocketing 🚀

1,440 unique handwritten bits form a binary translation of Taoist philosopher Zhuangzi on the potentials and limitations of language. This is also how I obtained 3 months of back pain.

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