i'd read it! people who do nerdy speculative social theory ('postrats') sometimes theorize cringe as unintentional visibility of base social motivations (desire for approval, horniness, desire for attention...) that we all have but ppl with high social skill know how to obfuscate
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Replying to @peligrietzer @hujane
Mind sharing some names? I'm writing a chapter on this, kinda.
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Replying to @Rivky_Mondal @hujane
it's all super informal internet culture. i think
@suspendedreason might be able to recall whose been tweeting on that theme within that scene2 replies 0 retweets 1 like -
Replying to @peligrietzer @Rivky_Mondal and
oh i think
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Replying to @nosilverv @peligrietzer and
Yes, please write on this and make our illegible loose association into a legible movement
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Replying to @nosilverv @peligrietzer and
lol, the illegibility meme is such wishful thinking on postrats part "if no one can categorize me no one can hurt me" sadly, calling yourself illegible only makes you more legible
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