The American Dream, unlike Old World life scripts, has always had a very high-legibility geographic component. Indian dream scripts for example, do NOT have such a strong geographic component. There's at best a very weak "going to Bombay to join Bollywood" narrative.
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d.e.b.a.t.e. .... m.e.
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hehe we could probably put on a good podcast together
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I have lived my life with this feeling! But for the first time, I'm writing up works-in-progress and publishing them -- my first issue goes out Wednesday


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I always admired Kojeve, perhaps the most influential French intellectual of the 20th Century, because most of his influence was from his lectures and teaching. That seems *so much easier* to me than writing anything down
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This last comment makes me think anyone with a podcast needs to first “test out” of writing tweets and essays, like you need to hit a certain threshold of “gonzo-nausea” and have written so much that you now need to speak - but you should not speak before this point is reached
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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