# tickets please (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover tickets please. Page: Feed: --- ## [On Relationships and Commitment (An Update)](https://inconclusive.net/on-relationships-and-commitment-an-update/) _2026-08-17 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ “It’s easy to find a girlfriend, but difficult to find a wife.” This line was spoken by someone I know seeking advice on finding commitment. I’m not entirely certain that I’m one of the right people to write an essay on a topic like this. I had written one some time last year, but upon reading it back, it sounds dry, hollow, characterless, and overly prescriptive. Therefore, I decided to begin… ## [What I’m Doing Now #11](https://inconclusive.net/what-im-doing-now-11/) _2026-08-04 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ July has come and gone, and yet again I couldn’t quite remember what I’d actually done. Did I begin living on autopilot at some point? I looked through my photos to recollect and found some landscapes of the local pier and the park—as usual—and then decided to look through my log for inspiration instead. So this month, I’m largely going to be recounting thoughts rather than actions. To start, with… ## [An Analysis of ‘Tickets, Please’ by D. H. Lawrence](https://inconclusive.net/an-analysis-of-tickets-please-by-d-h-lawrence/) _2026-07-23 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ I found D. H. Lawrence’s Tickets, Please , first published in The Strand Magazine in 1919, to be a rather dark short story about working on the tram system in the English Midlands, set at the backdrop of World War I. At face value, the story dips and dives into issues surrounding gender roles, social dynamics, and shared humiliation and pain, but under the surface, Lawrence’s short story supposes… ## [What I’m Doing Now #10](https://inconclusive.net/what-im-doing-now-10/) _2026-07-16 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ What Inconclusive is doing now. ## [An Exploration of ‘The Idiot’ by Fyodor Dostoyevsky](https://inconclusive.net/notes-on-the-idiot-by-fyodor-dostoyevsky/) _2026-06-05 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ A personal analysis of ‘The Idiot’ by F. M. Dostoyevsky. ## [What I’m Doing Now #9](https://inconclusive.net/what-im-doing-now-9/) _2026-05-30 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ Apparently, I didn't update the Now Page at the beginning of May, which was unintentional at first, yet by the time I realised it, half of the month had already passed and I didn't quite feel I had anything to say. Now that May is over, I'd rather not further break the updating habit by skipping two months in a row. As has become the usual, my spouse and I took a few outings to the sea and some… ## [Knowledge As Consumption](https://inconclusive.net/knowledge-as-consumption/) _2026-05-30 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ On my experience of knowledge as consumption. ## [A Crisp Autumn Morning](https://inconclusive.net/a-crisp-autumn-morning/) _2026-04-25 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ I remember the changing of the seasons. The crisp autumn leaves underfoot as I quickly scuttled to school—not to get there faster, rather to use up my restless energy. The air was only turning damp, cold but not icy, just fresh. The crunch of every leaf was satisfying in the way only unseasonably dry weather can produce, as I scanned the paths for chestnuts and acorns with which to stuff my single… ## [What I’m Doing Now #8](https://inconclusive.net/what-im-doing-now-8/) _2026-04-01 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ What Inconclusive is up to now. ## [What I’m Doing Now #7](https://inconclusive.net/what-im-doing-now-7/) _2026-03-08 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ What Inconclusive is doing now. ## [Ship everywhere from one CLI (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/59LTfQIDa1UF) _2026-03-08 · **Sponsored**_ One codebase, hosted runners, encrypted credentials, and automated submissions across stores ## [An Analysis of ‘A Gentle Spirit’ by Fyodor Dostoyevsky](https://inconclusive.net/analysis-of-a-gentle-spirit-by-fyodor-dostoyevsky/) _2026-02-18 · inconclusive · Notes from Elsewhere_ Dostoyevsky’s short story, titled often in English “A Gentle Spirit”, was first brought to my attention in the context that many readers discuss the perplexity behind the girl’s motivations...