Reading J.L. Austin’s essay Other Minds (1946) and thinking about You Can See Everything (!!) and the relationships that form around the utterances “I know” and “I promise.”
“You can see everything” *is a promise* and one that is both transmissible and, ultimately, broken.
Nietzsche: “Forgetfulness is a property of all action... One who wished to feel everything historically would be like… a beast who had to live by chewing a continual cud. Thus… life in any true sense is absolutely impossible without forgetfulness.”
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One of my favorite writers (with a link to one of my other favorite writers!) on an exciting week in PVD @MaxFoleyKeene@by_ColinHogan
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How David Morales won:
Renters who voted early.
- Just 3 precincts on West Side / Fed Hill delivered a 1,445 vote advantage. Morales won by 1,343 votes.
- Winning a whopping 61% of the vote-share among Early Voters.
- Message discipline on the biggest issue. (ya, rent)
For @commonwealmag, I investigated Pope Leo's vibe, his strange kind of star power. I think his smile is the key. Link below—and let me know what you think!
Today GLO members voted 98% YES to ratify our raise! All grad workers at @BrownUniversity will make over $42k in FY23, an effective raise of 12.9%! This historic raise would not have been possible without our members! @riaflcio @AFTacademics@AFTunion@rifthp
#WUSTL Sociology alumna Rachel Hellman reflects on a historic flood and the impacts it made - and continues to make - on the affected community in a recent article published in @belt_magazine
#midwest#rustbelt#environmental#NaturalDisaster
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