question: do you have stamina?

GM to everyone who has the constant desire to drink three different beverages upon waking: a glass of water, a glass of milk, and a caffeine beverage with more milk.

I have got a lot to write about and I think the songs that come from this will be very good, classics even, but the love songs will be particularly special because they are real.

there might be two kings and one queen but there should never be two queens and one king or three kings or three queens.

"I asked you as a joke anyway"

I think the main thing is that despite past failures due to the pressures of the internal censorship arm of the shadow government, had twitter not existed in the first place, many important global conversations would not have taken place. that said, I'm prepared to honor my oath to serenade all those who would like to hear my voice. all will be forgiven, since I am *that good* 😌

GM, I would like to introduce you to my latest artistic obsession, Japanese Catholic art:

imo, Nostr distills the basic principle of untethered information broadcasting that made Twitter so great early on (or so I have heard because I only joined it in 2019) through "call and response" types of consensus-making rather than engagement metrics as an indicator of truth. while not *irrelevant*, the numbers matter far less than the principles of successful communication, which is the feeling that one is being heard, and the style by which people transfer information without the crash-and-burn cycles of "Breaking News" elsewhere. this matters when the goal is to create communities with open dialogue rather than a competitive environment where likes and follows determine who gets seen and heard the most. I think we all just become better communicators when we know nobody is trying to stifle us. the difference really isn't all that subtle anymore.

I fear that, in an effort to avoid irrelevancy, we have created near-terminal redundancies. there are quite literally too many apps where the only difference is something minor in the UI that should otherwise be customizable. I wanna put the pieces together myself, but not really! perhaps what I'm saying is that I want the *feeling* of customization without the drudgery of expertise; kinda like how the Macintosh OS changed the process of software installation – drag and drop! (this is the promise of Nostr, imo, I'm just reiterating that I love it, especially now that these kinds of things – app builder apps for protocols and such – are possible! 😊)

I am watching the 'Johnny Mnemonic' movie rn. it's really great. I can't stop thinking about how I wish computer interfaces were like that; like more, idk, in my face but also less so, and more interactive with physical hardware that serves the same purpose but separately. perhaps computer+brain interfaces *could* be like that? I'm a little tired of everything being mashed into tiny devices! ngl I wish there was a dude out there who specialized in user interfaces, like the Hattori Hanzō of UI. I bet he would be able to translate all of my UI desires properly.

lemon, pepper, butter and salt on chicken

besides, he thinks of me as an experiment no less than 69% of the time.

just bump into me on a walk when you're ready, ok?

I can't judge one for making these choices against the laws of nature and of God, but I can state that I cannot and will not disobey them. marriage is a sacrament that should not be violated for any reason, including for the sake of a master plan for civilization that excludes Christ and his church from its execution for the selfsame reason of its incompatibility with the laws given by the church. the master plan of all master plans was written by God. nurture, or the lack thereof, eventually becomes nature.

the inner doom is actually just a lack of grace, and it drives the madness, but it's a charade. the fact is that the way God set things up is the best way and it should be shared between one man and one woman, as a lifelong commitment through devotion to the family. this is not a pedantic point – it is literally the most important decision one will make in their entire lives.