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Socionics is a spook

Right! I feel they suit my personality and my profile well.

I can live with that It's not inaccurate either, to be fair.

I had quite the cackle at that picture-that-reminds-you-of-me. An enthusiastic, beckoning shooting star with 1920s special effects?

I miss you posting.

"While the present logophobic atmosphere and cries of "Close the universities" are unreasonable, the Riddle coma pandemic cannot be viewed as just another example of runaway technology. The recent "Sonic Oven" case in Minneapolis, for instance, in which a building with a facade of parabolic shape concentrated the noise of nearby jets during takeoff, actually killed only the few people who happened to walk through the parabola's focus at the wrong time. But even if the Riddle coma were a desirable state for an individual (which, we have seen, it does not seem to be), the current pandemic has become an unprecedented public health crisis; significant populations are unable to care for themselves. We can only expect the portion of our research community-an essential element of society-that is so incapacitated to grow, as the idea of the Riddle spreads."

(Charles Dance on Who Do You Think You Are?: there is a possibility it might get deleted at some point)

Awww your picture

Senpai Day presents

Here's the little blurb on the video installation:
""Sunsets" (2012), by American artist Lisa Tan, combines literature and various historical and personal references to materially explore the intricate relationship between language, image and experience. The video, filmed on the threshold between night and day, unfolds like a conversations. Seemingly inconsequential things pop up and take hold: a phone call interrupts, the sun starts to set, a stranger asks a questions, translations are needed. The work narrates Tan's engagement with enigmatic writers, with histories, technologies and geographies that she knows, in order to mediate those that she doesn't."

Hehe you're cute ily