At least I hope that the daily additions to this page are a bit easier to read. Mt. Analogue site, I came across a quote that I'd included from Hakim Bey's essay, 'Against the Reproduction of Death'. Caused me to pull the source from my shelf and re-read the essay. Mr. Bey rants hard against postmodernist pessimism and angst. I'd like to renounce the sophistication which would permit me to sniff it with detached curiosity as yet another example of post-industrial decomposition.
Art can never mean as much as a love affair, perhaps, or an insurrection.
While avoiding work this morning I discovered an interesting essay on the history of radiation in the semiotext collection 'Looking Back on the End of the World'. Food for thought. Food for Wageningen. Radiation is Expansion. Don't do any task in order to get it over with.