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A long term archive of information, a library of sorts (personal and public), and portfolio by Kane. I have no way of proving this without a lot of screen...

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A Technological Class Struggle: A Brief Analysis of Palantir's "The Technological Republic"

You do not need any introduction to Palantir. What I would like to give you context to before going through the brief 22 bullet points that summarize "The Technological Republic" (posted by Palantir's X account) is Alex Karp, the author of the book and Palantir's CEO, and his personal philosophies. Alex Karp grew up around social and political activism and later aligned himself with Marxist…

The Jerk Manifesto

A specter is haunting Europe — the specter of Jerk Music. I know that is a little tongue in cheek, but we can definitely view the new rise in Jerk music as something similar in the growth in generation changing ideologies of the past. Jerk music has been inescapable in the past few years, especially in the "TikTok Sound" market. That catchy snare bounce is hypnotic, but it has just been applied…

Why The Epstein Files Should Inspire You, Desire, and Why You Should Embrace Being Unapologetically Yourself. Right. Now.

This is a more personal, intimate, sister essay to the first post "What is There to Do?". This can be read separately since I will not be referencing much from it. That first post talk some direct political, economical, and social topics. I also referenced the rise of television, the internet, surveillance, and technology as a whole and how new generations are able to use these tools towards class…

What is There to Do? The Divide, Music and Imperialism, DIY Culture and Metamodernism.

I seen a tweet the other day that described a young girl at an ICE protest who allegedly was making bead bracelets that were easy to break so that way the authorities sent to control the protest could slip on them. For all I know the tweet could be fake, but it did make me ponder for a couple days religiously about how many people I have known, read about, or seen who have done whatever they can,…