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Week 46: Osama
- I’m making an attempt this week to make my weeknotes more of a personal record rather than a performance of how exciting my week is. What I’ve written answers the question I might ask myself seven years from now: what was life like this week?
- I went on the road for on-site research on Tuesday, and was delighted by the particular β¦
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The artificial borders of climate activism
Yesterday at the Climate March, someone shouted “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free”. It was an unfortunate thing. A clean example of the climate changing instantaneously among 85,000 activists.
I was there for four reasons:
- My definition of God is “science is indescribably beautiful and we must β¦
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On my way to my first climate justice march, and wondering, with embarrassment: are religious and financial reasons why I’m walking today? π€π
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Sermon
I delivered this sermon today at All Saints Amsterdam.
A few months ago, along with much of humanity, it seemed, I went to see Barbie. Walking out of the theatre and forming an opinion on this intro to feminism, I renamed the film to a title which I will use again today: “Blueprints: a pamphlet against simplicity”. β¦
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I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with the fact that, while humans aren’t supposed to be able to smell a dog being in heat, I am, very clearly…
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Here is a person, watch her work, watch her nae nae: Kawaii-ifying my iPad, learning Korean, in deep work mode listening to the lofi PokΓ©mon playlist on Spotify. Slap me.